Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has vowed to place a two-year ban on foreign homebuyers if re-elected, in a bid to address housing affordability in Canada. The nation's housing market has soared during the coronavirus pandemic, up 16 percent year-over-year, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). The Liberal Party is one of three major parties focused on this central issue.
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@9T4JHZ97mos7MO
They should only be able to buy homes as long as it’s their main residence and are working within the country
@9RX6V4M8mos8MO
Should pay a fee to help prevent residential homes from increasing unreasonably for Canadians and making them not afford
@9F46H7KConservative2yrs2Y
Yes cause the people who live here in the first place can’t get house
@9DXWB742yrs2Y
Foreign buyers should be permanently banned, unless they are going through the process of becoming Canadian citizens
@9DMC8LY2yrs2Y
Non-Canadian citizens cannot not buy or own property or land in Canada.
No instead you should only be allowed to purchase a home if you are a citizen and plan to live there or rent it out to other citizens
@93KM6NJ3yrs3Y
Yes, foreigners should not own land.
@93JSP5D3yrs3Y
It depends. If they live here, they shouldn’t be banned
Yes, but permanently, not just two years.
@92M3LHR3yrs3Y
The housing market is screwed for Canadians bc youbalready let foreigners buy everything ... too late
@8VVHXMCConservative4yrs4Y
The housing market is difficult for current residents so bringing in more individuals makes it even harder for those working here and trying to purchase a residence
@8VTKCGV4yrs4Y
spell your question i.e foreigners correctly
@8VS9RGD4yrs4Y
Only Canadian citizens should be able to buy Canadian real estate
@8VR2YRK4yrs4Y
They have no right till they contribute and stop bringing in 500 relatives for us to pay for
@8VQFKN84yrs4Y
No , but we should not provide the funding for it
@8VKGV26Conservative4yrs4Y
Should not be allowed if they are not living in the home
@8VJY4LK4yrs4Y
I believe that it should 5 years because foreigners are group purchasing homes in other quantities
@8VJDFFV4yrs4Y
If they live here in the house no. But if they are buying the house to shelter their money and don’t live in it then yes.
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