it's modern slavery, the workers end up with nothing and the owners get to leach off of everything

We should just all act our wage

Pierre won’t stop immigration

​@@BC_GeoffMaybe, maybe not

@@centuryhousegames733 He will not, the Conservative's business buddies need the cheap labour

That’s only a small fraction of the problem. The real enemy are in fact politicians, corporations and private equity.

Do you want government to also tell you what to eat and wear?? Government causes more issues .

The landlords are not the problem. Taxes make up a lion's share of the rent.

@@shauncameron8390 listen good. Landlords perpetuate a housing crisis, by holding housing hostage under the threat of homelessness and taking away your dignity. Any landlord who paid off their mortgage is not like they’re gonna cut the rent. It’s 100% profit, plus the government approval to raise rents a certain percentage every year. The deck is stacked against the renter the house always wins, corporate rule reigns over our lives. Until they eliminate housing as an investment vehicle, and make it a human right, this will never stop.

@@shauncameron8390 when you’re a landlord you’re ruling over someone right to a roof over their head and their right to freedom and dignity. When you ask someone for more than the recommend percentage for rent, you’re the tyrant, you’re robbing people of their freedom and dignity. That’s what being a landlord is.

Keep it in mind that is PRIVATE property. Sense of entitlement makes you a communist!

Trudeau thinks that’s racist

Homes may be mass produced at low cost. There is little reason to custom build a basic, single-storey home. This process may be automated to produce panels that fit together that are insulated, wired and plumbed. Wall panels fasten together and into a floor panel that contains all of the utilities to form rooms. Infrastructure that comprises a residential base with water, electricity, and sewer connections contained within are constructed beforehand to serve the needs of a city on which homes are erected. Imagine, ordering a home on Amazon for fifteen thousand dollars and being able to assemble it within an hour that has double or triple the space of a million-dollar apartment with features such as an embossed ceiling that add a whole new dimension to luxurious living. The floor contains all of the utilities, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, wiring, plumbing, water and drainage. Then it is merely a matter of plugging in vertical panels into the floor to form the outer walls and space for living-room, bedrooms, closets, kitchen and bathroom. This floor is the "mother floor-board" from which all utility connections rise upwards from the floor into vertical wall panels. No utility lines connect horizontally between vertical panels. Sinks, toilets and shower head are attached to wall panels that also plug into the floor. Wall panels that are possibly 4’x8’ or one meter by three meters are made from a composite plastic material mass produced in an automated process. Panels that comprise the floor are one meter by fifteen meters with the panel at the edge containing utility lines. A ceiling is set on top of the walls. The roof is a convex panel that fits on top of and plugs into the outer walls. It is also possible that with this waterproof plastic material each individual room has a bubble dome roof/ceiling with pipes in the walls that drain into the base. LED lights are built into the top edge of a wall panel while an electrical outlet is near the bottom. Thus, the entire home is made by inserting vertical wall panels into the floor panel that rests on top of and is connected to the city infrastructure slab base. It is not inconceivable that this single-storey home with one, two or three bedrooms be assembled and ready to move into within an hour or two of the kit being delivered. Of course, this will never happen. Keep dreaming. It will take China to lead the way and transform housing from the nineteenth century tailor-made suit concept into ready-to-wear off the rack homes that cost $15,000/$5,000,000 = 0.003 of the present cost of a home in Vancouver. The flaw in this analysis: Citizens may not utilize the land resource that was _not_ promised to them in the presently cozy arrangement, functioning like a monopoly with monopoly prices that shunts their lifetime earnings exacted through shelter directly into the pockets of the chosen few making them rich without effort while after a lifetime of hard work residents are left to die homeless on the street.

It would be comical till you realize the average down payment in the lower mainland is $150,000😅😮

Tents?

Air BnB is one of the consequences of rent control.

We will own nothing and we will be happy 😂

Nah. It's just a small price to pay to live in the big city.

Not really. Sorry to break it to you but housing is not a right just like living in the most popular/trendy/expensive city isn't. Pay up or move out!

Or manage what you have better.

@@CanadaC116 Not just any people but well-to-do people.. Case in point: Detroit. Try operating a city with no tax base as half of the population are illiterate and most either work for or depend on government for a living.