Housing


Economy Survey

Pessimism Mounts About Future of Economy and Affordability

Vast majority are concerned about the affordability of life in Canada (89%) and the direction of the nation’s economy (86%)
Housing Survey

Canadians See Cutting Immigration and International Student Targets as a Temporary Solution to Ease Housing Shortage

74% Agree More Homes Need to be Built to Lower Housing Prices and Make Housing More Affordable
Housing Survey

Canadians Increasingly See Owning a Home for the Rich; Many Renters Giving Up

73% (+4 pts) Agree Owning a Home in Canada is Now Only for the Rich
Housing Survey

Majority (89%) of Torontonians say the next mayor of Toronto needs to make housing affordability a top priority

3 in 10 Torontonians give Toronto City Council a ‘Failing’ grade on addressing housing affordability
Housing Survey

Six in Ten (63%) Canadians Who Don’t Own a Home Continue to Feel Owning a Home is Completely Out of Reach, have “Given Up” on Ever Owning One

Seven in Ten (71%) Say High Interest Rates Currently Have Them on the Sidelines of Home Buying or Selling
Housing Survey

A majority of both consumers and REALTORS® disagree that the process of home-renting is free from discrimination: 43% of REALTORS® say they’ve seen a rental deal fall through as a result of discrimination

Ipsos Public Affairs’ survey for Ontario Real Estate Association’s Presidential Advisory Group to understand and advance diversity, equity, and inclusion in Ontario real estate
Housing Survey

Is the Home Ownership Dream Dead? Half (50%) of Canadians Who Do Not Currently Own Their Home Are Unlikely to Buy One in the Future

Interest Rates, Affordability and Availability Represent Greatest Challenges to Home Ownership for Non-Homeowners