The Evolution of Halifax's Housing Crisis
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, local Halifax REALTOR®, Andrew Stephens of Team Stephens and EXIT Realty has a Conversation with Eric, from the Dartmouth Bridge Shelter about the Evolution of the Halifax Housing Crisis.
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I'm so impressed you are bringing these issues to light! If I decide to sell you definitely get my business.
I appreciate the support! I really enjoyed my conversation with Eric. The full video was posted a couple of weeks ago!
Great that you are giving a platform for these issues. It's in everyone's interest that more public housing is built.
I appreciate. I really enjoyed my conversation with Eric. It was interesting to hear it from a completely different angle than what I normally see. Agreed, not sure why the government hasn't built more to be honest..
@@AndrewStephens Because the private developers don't want the competition? Because a lot of politicians are lanlords themselves? Because the political class is so far from the reality of working prople they literally have no idea what is going on? Because the current situation was forseeable 20 years ago and no one cared? Because the political class won't even do anything to stop the abuses/criminality of most landlords, nevermind actually build housing?
Sure, I’m not saying they should be the primary builder in the city by any means. But they shouldn’t have built absolutely nothing for 30 years either.
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And 66% of Canadians are home-owners.
rent geared to income allowed landlords to make profits where they didn't exist.... its government funding the income of landlords. if RGI didn't exist, where would apartment prices be?
I just moved to Halifax. This area is so bad and rent is out of reach. This is bad man. I'm so dead.
they refuse to rent to people with excellent credit rating
I wonder which community caused the housing crisis in Halifax
Halifax needs more muslim neighbor hoods and cultural enrichment. Needs mosques built.
Sooner than later