Subscriber only. Douglas Todd: The hidden factor behind why more housing supply didn’t lower B.C. prices An overflow of housing investors, domestic and foreign, threw off the usual laws of supply and demand. The harm done to Vancouver has been 'extraordinary,' say researchers. Still, the debate won't die
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Douglas Todd: The hidden factor behind why more housing supply didn’t lower B.C. prices
An overflow of housing investors, domestic and foreign, threw off the usual laws of supply and demand. The harm done to Vancouver has been 'extraordinary,' say researchers. Still, the debate won't die
The chart in the University of B.C. study startles in the way it shows how Vancouver has suffered in regard to housing affordability compared to 50 large U.S. and Canadian cities.
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