Critics blast B.C., federal government condo ‘bailout’ (opens original article in a new tab)
British Columbia and federal governments face criticism for a plan to purchase empty condos in Metro Vancouver for affordable housing, with critics calling it a developer bailout and taxpayers bearing costs.
- British Columbia expands Speculation and Vacancy Tax to six new municipalities
- Federal and provincial governments plan to buy empty Metro Vancouver condos for affordable housing
- Critics argue the plan is a bailout for developers and shifts costs to taxpayers
- Government announces $5 billion infrastructure spending and other measures to boost housing supply
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