Saskatchewan housing providers propose policy changes to tackle rising home prices and low vacancy rates, including tax reductions and new rent-to-own programs.

Saskatchewan housing providers are advocating for policy changes to address rising home prices and low vacancy rates as the province aims for a population of 1.4 million by 2030. The "Secure Homes, Strong Future" blueprint suggests reducing the provincial sales tax on new construction, reinstating home renovation tax credits, and conducting audits of underused government properties for housing. A new rent-to-own program in Regina aims to enhance housing security and affordability.

September 16, 2024
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