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時の流れ

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2024-06-26 21:18:04 CA

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from その他 2024-07-03 13:18:11 CA

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/canadas-housing-crisis-has-nearly-40-of-immigrants-considering-moving-poll-174009137.html

City discontent
Respondents who live in cities with the highest home prices were most likely to be considering leaving their province, the survey found. The percentage of people who agreed or strongly agreed that they were “seriously thinking of leaving” their province because of housing costs was 44 per cent in both central and suburban Toronto, and 33 per cent in Vancouver.

At a provincial level, Ontario (39 per cent) and B.C. (36 per cent) had the highest number of respondents thinking of leaving, while Quebec (16 per cent) and Saskatchewan (15 per cent) had the lowest.

Nationwide, among both immigrants and Canada-born respondents, a plurality of those thinking of leaving (45 per cent) would move somewhere else in Canada, with Alberta (18 per cent) and Atlantic Canada (10 per cent) the two most popular destinations. Alberta has seen massive interprovincial migration in recent years, with housing prices more affordable than many other provinces.

A further 15 per cent named the U.S. as their desired destination, 27 per cent a country other than the U.S., and 12 per cent were unsure.

Optimism about improved affordability in the years ahead varied significantly by region. Quebecers were the most pessimistic, with 58 per cent saying they disagree or strongly disagree about being “hopeful that housing affordability will improve over the next few years.” More than half the respondents in other provinces had a positive outlook.

John MacFarlane is a senior reporter at Yahoo Finance Canada. Follow him on Twitte