Observing that many endorse the Canadian government’s industry intervention suggests it employs tools like mortgage insurance, public land ownership, and high property transfer taxes.
i think gov intervntion helps sometimes but too much can cramp real market vibes. not sure if its a quick fix or just more rules to jumble up the game. idk, its a tricky balance.
Drawing from personal observations over recent years, measured government intervention appears necessary to avert extreme market fluctuations. Although direct involvement may sometimes restrict market fluidity, it also prevents destabilizing shocks from sweeping through the economy. The key is maintaining a balance that supports homeowners during downturns while allowing natural market forces to allocate resources efficiently. My experience indicates that policies designed with both regulation and flexibility can foster a stable environment that benefits borrowers and investors alike, without imposing undue constraints on property developers or buyers.