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💡 Summary After a long period of skyrocketing housing prices, the Canadian real estate market has been undergoing a significant correction in recent years, centered around major cities. In particular, in major cities like Toronto and Vancouver, housing prices have continued to decline since peaking in 2022. This is interpreted as the bursting of a bubble formed by the rapid influx of immigrants and increased investment demand following the COVID-19 pandemic. Although Canada has a vast land area, its population is concentrated in specific major cities. Furthermore, strict building regulations focused on single-family homes for a long time exacerbated supply shortages, leading to a sharp rise in housing prices. The problem is that the supply of small condominiums for investment purposes increased significantly during the COVID-19 period in anticipation of an increase in immigrants and international students. However, as the government subsequently scaled back immigration policies and raised interest rates to around 5%, demand plummeted. Consequently, small condominiums that were released onto the market upon completion began to accumulate as unsold units. Unable to withstand the burden of high interest rates, investors put their properties on the market; as a result, a simultaneous occurrence of oversupply and declining demand led to a continued decline in prices. Conversely, the current market is being restructured around demand for actual residence rather than investment. While spacious homes preferred by families and living spaces suitable for daily life remain in short supply, there is an oversupply of small investment condos. As a result of this mismatch between supply and demand, the Canadian real estate market is experiencing a unique phenomenon: falling home prices in major cities. Do you believe that the Korean real estate market could face a similar situation to Canada, depending on its supply structure? 📌Key Topics Post-COVID surge in Canadian home prices and the shift to a decline after 2022 Construction regulations focused on single-family homes and supply shortages Oversupply of small condos targeting the increase in immigrants and international students Sharp drop in demand due to interest rate hikes and reduced immigration Real estate slump in major cities caused by the mismatch between actual demand and supply [This is an AI-generated summary of the video] 👉 Understanding Inquiries: [email protected] 👉 Read "Understanding Text". https://contents.premium.naver.com/ba... 👉 Join Understanding Membership    / @understanding.