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3D-printed architecture is slowly evolving from a niche concept to a transformative technology impressing the world. 3D-printed housing developments are emerging globally, making their mark and following groundbreaking projects such as Wolf Ranch and the Community First! Village in the US, a new development in Ireland showcases the rapid progress of this technology. This new…
(Photographs by Crystalia Pucciarelli) Last summer, I was living at home with my parents in Pickering, Ontario, waiting to start law school in the fall at the University of New Brunswick. To save money, I worked as a supervisor at the University of Toronto Scarborough, overseeing their tennis courts, baseball diamonds and other sports facilities….
Sean Fraser, Canada’s new minister of housing, infrastructure and communities, poses in Merigomish, N.S. (Photography by Darren Calabrese) On the off chance you overhear a Canadian bragging, it’s usually to say that this is the greatest country in the world. It might violate our national modesty policy to add that we’re now also one of…
(THE CANADIAN PRESS IMAGES/Lars Hagberg) Last year, more than 55,000 education workers in Ontario went on strike. Five months later, roughly 155,000 federal public servants walked off the job. And now employees have halted operations at Vancouver ports due to disputes over wages and work contracts. Even tenant groups are adopting similar tactics, protesting rent…
(Photograph courtesy of Ricardo Tranjan; illustration by Maclean’s) Ricardo Tranjan wants Canadians to rethink what we call our national housing crisis. Tranjan, a researcher with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, says what we’re experiencing can’t even be called a crisis—our housing system hasn’t suddenly failed. Instead it’s working exactly as designed, enriching property owners…
Homebuyers and renters alike could feel relief later this year as home prices stabilize, mortgage rates decline and rent price growth continues to slow. Economists expect the Federal Reserve to pause rate hikes for a time while it observes incoming economic data, some stemming from the banking crisis that led to tightened lending. This could…
“Nowadays, getting a spot in a Vancouver co-op is like winning the lottery” Brie Koniczek has lived at Four Sisters for over 20 years. (Photography by Duncan Wildwood) In the mid-’90s, when Brie Koniczek was 18, she moved from Victoria to Vancouver for a change of scenery. She and a roommate settled in a three-bedroom…
Housing affordability hits historic low Fewer than a quarter of homes listed for sale nationwide qualified as affordable for the typical U.S. household, according to a new report shared exclusively with The Hill. The report, released Friday by real estate brokerage Redfin, found that the number of affordable listings in 2022 fell by more than…
“New York’s Kathy Hochul still shows no fight” In her first State of the State Address since winning election in her own right as New York’s chief executive, Gov. Kathy Hochul vowed to work with the Legislature — even as lawmakers are working to derail her nominee for chief judge. In short, she’s yet to…
“Hochul plans to force building of affordable housing on Long Island” Gov. Kathy Hochul wants to spur the construction of 800,000 units of affordable housing in and around New York City — and especially on Long Island — by letting state officials overrule the development decisions of local governments. In her State of the State…