Halifax should reduce housing barriers, ‘not add new ones,' says head of home builders’ association
AI Article Summary
The head of Halifax’s home builders’ association advocates for reducing barriers within the residential housing market instead of creating new ones. A Royal LePage market survey has projected that the housing market in Halifax will remain stable and consistent in the upcoming year. The focus is on ensuring that policy changes support affordability and accessibility in the housing sector.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
For Canadian builders, this means a stable environment in Halifax's housing market, which can lead to more predictable planning and operations. Reducing barriers could lower costs and shorten timelines by streamlining the permit process and enhancing housing accessibility. This approach highlights the importance of legislative support in fostering growth within the residential building sector.
