Does Canada Have the World's Worst Housing Market?

Does Canada Have the World's Worst Housing Market?

From CANADALAND by CANADALAND

May 1, 2026 · 29 min · Episode 1357

About this episode

The episode discusses the disconnect between homeowners and those unable to enter the housing market in Canada amidst a housing crisis.

Buyers. Sellers. Real estate porn. With so many Canadians locked out of the market, should the coverage shift to reflect the realities of the housing crisis?  Sabrina Nanji joins San Grewal to talk about the generational disconnect between homeowners and those who will never own a home. Does Canada have the political will to actually address the housing crisis?  Host: San Grewal Credits: James Nicholson (Producer), Kallan Lyons (Associate Producer and Fact Checking), Caleb Thompson (Mixing and Mastering), max collins (Director of Audio), Jesse Brown (Editor) Guest: Sabrina Nanji Further reading:  Will HST cut on new homes save buyers money? Early look finds 78% of prices are the same or higher - Toronto Star PCs tabling bill ‘pulling out all the stops’ to expedite home, road and transit construction - The Trillium    Blue Jays star George Springer puts Toronto mansion on the market for $6.4 million - Toronto Sun   Canada housing crisis: Who will build 4 million new homes? | CBC.ca [VIDEO] B.C. quietly suspends major affordable housing fund, leaving proponents holding the bag | Langley Advance Times ‘Trinity Bollwoods’? City installs signs with typo…

People in this episode

Host: San Grewal

Guest: Sabrina Nanji

Topics covered

  • housing market
  • real estate
  • housing crisis
  • generational disconnect
  • political will
  • Canada

Keywords

  • Canada
  • housing market
  • real estate
  • housing crisis
  • homeownership
  • political will
  • generational disconnect

Sponsors

Fizz, Douglas

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Toronto Star, The Trillium, Toronto Sun, CBC.ca, Langley Advance Times

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