Le Logement Abordable : un Paradoxe

Affordable housing in Canada's major cities faces structural economic challenges that make its construction increasingly difficult. Rising land prices, high construction costs, scarce labor, and lengthy permit processes all contribute to the problem. Government subsidies and incentives only address superficial issues, suggesting a need for a fundamental rethinking of affordable housing models. These challenges underline the paradox of trying to build cheaper housing when overall costs are rising.