It's nuts. Canada has a lot of good things going for it, but housing affordability is at a crisis point.

It is. You can just look at the US and Canada over the same time period to see how out of wack Canada is.

Canada is basically the US minus the 2008 crash. It's just price inflations non-stop for 20 plus years.

Isn't it 40 years??

My understanding is prices crashed hard in the 70s, there was a slight decline in 1990 and 2008, and other than that they've been going up 5-10% per year.

The last big crash was 1990 in Toronto. Price dropped and didn't recover until the early 2000's.

https://urbaneer.com/blog/when-dreams-of-domesticity-became-...