What is slowing, though, is construction of single-detached homes, which are becoming too expensive for first-time buyers.
Overall, that means what's ahead is hardly a housing collapse. Rising home and land costs are making more affordable housing options, such as condominiums and townhomes increasingly attractive, particularly for first-time buyers.
Who's buying? According to statistics condos are being snapped up by Canadians in the 20-to-29 age bracket, and those 55 and older. Bottom line is: Both empty nesters and young professionals like the idea of living closer to downtown cores, which cuts down on commuting time. Investors are also turning to condos as ways to diversify their portfolios.
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IS THERE REAL ESTATE BUBBLE IN CANADA?
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