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第4季:大多区公寓市场 买家减租客增
本帖最后由 toren 于 2013-1-12 22:58 编辑
from the CMHC report.
Net migration into Ontario has slowed sharply since 2010 largely due to lower immigration
and rising migratory outflows to other provinces. Most immigrants rent upon immediate arrival into Ontario as they lack the credit and job history to qualify for mortgage financing. Meanwhile, Ontario lost far more migrants to other provinces in 2012 than it did in the previous year. Relatively stronger job growth in resource producing regions has ncouraged both Canadian born and newly arrived immigrants to leave the province in search of job
opportunities elsewhere causing some to vacate existing rental space.
The rising cost of home ownership combined with a downward trending vacancy rate since 2004 triggered strong rental construction in recent years. Some of these units have reached completion in 2012. While rising rental completions in the primary and secondary market had little effect on the overall vacancy rate, some segments were impacted more
than others. Newly completed rental units typically are priced much higher and compete directly with larger higher priced primary rental units. In fact, vacancy rates for higher priced primary units moved higher in some major Ontario markets as new supply exerted competitive headwinds for existing landlords.
http://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/odpub/esub/64507/64507_2012_B02.pdf?fr=1358045754375http://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/odpub/esub/64507/64507_2012_B02.pdf?fr=1358045754375[/url] |
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