7 Crappy Houses Worth Crazy Amounts in Vancouver, Canada
The worst houses for the highest prices
I live in the most expensive city in North America.
One of the regular topics of conversation here is the affordability crisis, and rightfully so. My generation has little chance of ever affording a home.
For people in my age group, a respectable dream entails traveling the world or making it into medical school, but never saving enough to buy a house in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Even winning the lottery or colonizing Mars is more plausible. Unless, of course, one of our side hustles takes off, or we make it big on TikTok.
Older people are often just as bewildered, except for those who purchased their properties back in the 70s or 80s.
Even so, many middle-aged folks live paycheck to paycheck, barely scraping by under the heavy burden of criminally overpriced rents and ruthless landlords.
If the government fails to curtail vacant real estate, money laundering, foreign home buyers and a plethora of other pressing issues, there will be a mass exodus of millennials and Generation Z.
According to Statistics Canada, it’s already happening.
