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2026-08-06 00:08 UTC
@pinhman@humanwords.party how much did Toronto build since the 70s, though? What is the vacancy rate? How many people are delaying household formation and thus don't even count in the vacancy rate? How long are the waiting lists for public housing? These are the statistics you should care about. Condon was wrong in 2022 and he's still wrong in 2026: https://doodles.mountainmath.ca/posts/2022-01-31-no-shortage-in-housing-bs/
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@pinhman@humanwords.party 2026-08-06 05:21
@dhd6@jasette.facil.services Toronto: “An average year saw 8,000 new private rental units built (1955-75) in conjunction with 2,000 new social housing units built (1965-95), and 1,000 new publicly-assisted private rental units built (1976-90). https://www.yorkcoop.org/education/multi-tenant-housing-101/history-of-rental-housing-in-toronto