Thing is that many cities go through this cycle and never go back to the $100k timmis pricing... Either folks accept the current and future state and start saving up or renting or need to find the next up coming TO GTA region that has the $100k timmis pricing. Not trying to put down anyone or any job, just laying out the facts...MasterBD wrote: ↑ It doesn't help that the GTA accounts for the majority of the population in ontario, on top of the fact that ontario has almost 50% of canada's population. I agree, we need to expand transit and make areas more accessible. We also need skilled immigrants and a higher population to make expanding transit and into other surrounding areas more feasible.
Is it not normal for somebody to see some red when a boomer who worked tim hortons for 25 years bought a house in toronto for 100k and is now a millionaire touting to younger people that they are blaming others for the crap? to say that my mentality is wrong is beyond illogical and disconnected from reality when we are now expected to have years of schooling + masters/specialization + 2 summers or years of internship expereince to even be considered for an entry level job which a boomer could walk into out of high school or a measly bachelor of science degree?
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