Un plan de inversión inmobiliaria en Ontario es cuestionado
El acceso a la vivienda, ya sea como propietario o como inquilino, es cada vez más costoso en Canadá.
Foto: Radio-Canada / Bryan Eneas
Publicado: 16 de junio de 2021 23:02
Un organismo de la sociedad civil canadiense de lucha contra la pobreza calificó como aterrador el plan de una empresa inmobiliaria de Toronto que quiere comprar viviendas unifamiliares por un valor de 1.000 millones de dólares para convertirlas en propiedades en alquiler.
De llevarse adelante ese plan, más personas se verán excluidas de un mercado de la vivienda cada vez más caro, dice el organismo comunitario
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