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B.C. developers say they don't want a buyout for empty condos

B.C. developers say they don't want a buyout for empty condos
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B.C. real estate developers are pushing back against a government plan to purchase unsold condos for affordable housing, arguing it is not a solution they requested. Industry leaders suggest that tax relief would be a more effective way to address housing market challenges.

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The conflict highlights the tension between government intervention in the housing market and the preferences of private developers.

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Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr B.C. developers say they don't want a buyout for empty condos The Urban Development Institute and others in the industry say they would rather see province remove GST or cover part of purchase price

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The article focuses heavily on the developers' perspective and their opposition to government intervention.

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