Economists warn slower homebuilding could affect Canada's affordability
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Canadian Mortgage Professional reported comments from economists at CMHC and National Bank of Canada on the risks that slower construction poses for future affordability.
A Canadian perspective on the link between housing supply and affordability. The comments are attributed to the speakers.
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Editorial analysis: operational considerations for project teams, not additional reported facts.
Included as a market comparison, not a claim about ArchElite service availability in Canada. Teams using the economists' comments in a feasibility discussion should distinguish current affordability indicators from assumptions about future supply, and identify the geography and period behind each comparison. The reported warning is a scenario to examine, not proof that the same outcome will occur in a U.S. market.
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