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3.04.070 - “A re-elected Liberal government will […] [p]ermanently increase funding to the National Housing Co-Investment fund by a total of $2.7 billion over 4 years, more than double its current allocation.”

3.04.006 - “Since large] corporate owners of residential properties such as Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are amassing increasingly large portfolios of Canadian rental housing, […] [a] re-elected Liberal government will [r]eview the tax treatment of […] large corporate owners [of residential properties].”

3.04.005 - “A re-elected Liberal government will […] [e]xtend Canada’s first-ever national tax on nonresident, non-Canadian owners of vacant, underused housing, announced to begin on January 1, 2022 to include foreign-owned vacant land within large urban areas.”

3.04.067 - “A re-elected Liberal government will […] [i]nvest $4 billion in a new Housing Accelerator Fund which will grow the annual housing supply in the country’s largest cities every year, creating a target of 100,000 new middle class homes by 2024-25.”

3.04.071 - “A re-elected Liberal government will […] [d]ouble our existing Budget 2021 commitment to $600 million to support the conversion of empty office and retail space into market-based housing. We’ll convert space in the federal portfolio and commercial buildings.”

3.03.111 - “To close the gaps in housing and mental health care for Indigenous communities, a re-elected Liberal government will further invest $2 billion over four years in housing for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Nation partners, with over half of the funding being made available by the upcoming summer construction season. This would include $360 million over four years to support Inuit-specific housing needs across Inuit Nunangat.”

3.04.009 - “To strengthen federal oversight of the housing market, a re-elected Liberal government will […] [i]ncrease the power of federal regulators to respond to housing price fluctuations and ensure a more stable Canadian housing market.”

3.04.065 - “A re-elected Liberal government will […] [r]educe the price charged by the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation on mortgage insurance by 25%. For a typical homebuyer, this will save $6,100.”

2.10.059 - “To address veterans’ homelessness, we will move forward with building new, purpose-built accessible and affordable housing units”