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Old Posted Sep 19, 2024, 7:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Burquitlaman View Post
Again, you are confusing things. What makes you think I, or anyone else, is not curious? Or are you saying we don't want it to increase? Whatever it is that you are trying to say, it is not relevant. Entirely irrelevant. The fact is we are not doing it and ever since measures were introduced by the NDP in BC to increase supply, housing starts have actually fallen off a cliff.
I'm sure you're not aware, but the BCNDP housing policies are only just now being brought into force by the municipalities, with many kicking and screaming. I understand now that you're the type to go looking for facts to match the narrative, but when housing takes years to get through the design and permitting stage, are you really going to try to make the argument that legislation executed this year has already failed because housing starts were down a month ago...?

I get that we're passionate about this topic, but why not focus our efforts on solutions that help everyone instead of cutting off our noses to spite our face?
     
     
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