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However,
there are two sides to this story. On one hand, rising housing prices will
definitely irritate new consumers. They could not afford the mortgage by their
hard working and may have to rent an apartment for a period of time. On the
other hand, it is a symbol to show the decline of people’s quality of life. But
as for macro aspect, I completely agree with Richard Cho when he says “Activelistings have been elevated but have started to trend lower. Employment growth,especially among full-time jobs has been encouraging and migration flows toAlberta continue to remain steady.”(2012).We can see that this better
employment picture will encourage more graduates. To some extent, this issue
makes a contribution to keeping the society stable. There is no wonder that
prospective buyers are in favor of the current housing market conditions. At
the same time, Calgary will attract lots of investors who offer Calgary a
wonderful opportunity to develop. For
instance, public transportation system, health care system and resource
explorations will be improved more or less.
My
recommendation is that Canadian government should let the housing market
develop while, at the same time, government should pay close attention to the
balance of the housing market and make appropriate adjustments to keep the
market on the right track. Banks could also develop lower mortgage interest
rates to help support demand for resale and new homes. Corporations could also
offer their permanent workers rental allowance to reduce those white collars’
financial burden. Lastly, consumers should try to accept the concept that
working place may not be permanent, and that changes in our lives should be
embraced. Therefore, when the consumer is more settled, like after marriage and
having kids, they purchase a house will experience lower risk.
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