Demographics Will Slow Housing Starts in Some Markets
Metropolitan Monthly Monitors: Metropolitan Housing Starts April 2010
Metropolitan Monthly Monitors: Metropolitan Housing Starts April 2010
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- The CMAs are almost evenly split between negative and positive short- and long-term expectations.
- With starts expected to move back into line with demographic requirements in the coming years, 13 CMAs now have negative long-term expectations.
- However, Thunder Bay is finally seeing an improvement in its long-term expectations.
- The CMAS with the biggest increases in housing starts from one year ago are Thunder Bay, Trois-Rivières, Oshawa, Abbotsford, and Edmonton.
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