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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2026 · 4 MIN

GTA Builders Getting Bailouts While Buyers Lose Everything?

from The Angry Realtor Show

Builders are now asking cities for help as housing construction slows across Canada. Some municipalities are considering waiving development charges, offering incentives, and fast-tracking approvals to keep new home construction moving. But while builders are seeking relief, many pre-construction buyers who purchased at peak prices are now facing lower appraisals, higher interest rates, and large closing gaps. In this episode of The Angry Realtor Show, we break down whether cities should be stepping in to help builders while buyers are still dealing with the fallout of the pre-construction boom.We also explain how pre-construction housing works in Canada, why some buyers are locked into higher purchase prices, and what happens when market values drop before closing. If you’re following the Canadian housing market or considering buying a pre-construction home, this video highlights the risks, the debate around builder incentives, and the bigger questions about who should actually be protected when the market 🚚 Moving to Oakville or Burlington? Let’s chat!👋 Roshan Basnet, CRF, FRI | Lic# 4798409📲 (647) 818-7373📧 [email protected]

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