Alberta set a new monthly record for housing starts in May. As Sean Amato reports, politicians are celebrating this news amid major taxpayer investments.
Booming because they don't tax like crazy. Economy there is better in general with a lower cost of living. But Edmonton isn't the best in terms of a fun place to live there
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Build more building like old time, high unemployment rate in Calgary, ppl will leave because of no jobs, houses will be empty again especially condo, 😢
Those Row houses look dangerous! Close together so one goes up they all go! You ever see how those Migrants cook ? 😂😅 They don't know the words Kitchen or Stove. Just 🔥 🔥.
Hopefully the province and cities will build more roads for all these people and provide plenty of parking. Whether you like it or not, we still live in Car World. Freeways like Whitemud Drive in Edmonton and Ring Rd in Calgary will need to be expanded with multi-level lanes (at least ten) above and below the existing roads that were originally designed for less than 1 million people, unless they want people sitting in traffic for 2 hours everyday like L.A.
LA expanded their freeways and it's why they sit in traffic all day, if we want to make traffic better than we need to give people the option to not drive by putting amenities near people and making transit safe, fast, and accessible.
@@canadaclub8920 I agree that trains / lrts are much better. I actually hate this Car World that the capitalists have created. It's completely unsustainable. The problem with trains, is they have almost no idea how to build them. I was born near Heritage Mall in Edmonton, which was built with the intention of having an LRT station and lines built in the 80's, but it took over 20 years before they even decided to start and they ended up demolishing the mall before that. And nowadays they have trouble pouring and arranging the concrete properly and can't even figure out how to setup the lights and timing (i.e. in Edmonton). And yes, amenities are important. I remember it took the Chappelle (I think that's the name) neighbourhood in Edmonton, which is in the middle of nowhere currently, over 10 years to get a convenient store and nothing else.
Booming because they don't tax like crazy. Economy there is better in general with a lower cost of living. But Edmonton isn't the best in terms of a fun place to live there
Yup lots of leftists wing nuts in Edmonton thankfully the rest of the province is smarter
So of those pictured have sat unfinished for over a year. Construction in my areas has stagnated around
Prices are insane 😮
F off. Prices in Edmonton have been stagnant for 2 decades.
If this true why are there so many unfinished houses and real estate up for sale no ones buying. They have been sitting unsold for hundreds of days.
Not in AB. I visited a new community last week and they are sold-out and have a waitlist of over 100 families... crazy
Speculators are buying these houses.
Alberta housing is a seller's market
@James-vj5hz that's what realtors want you to think
It was a pleasure to meet this reporter and the cameraman today on site.
Very respectful of workers and aware of what was going on around them while getting the video clips to get us our news.
Relay that message again to the NIMBY-governed cities of Quebec, Ontario and BC
It’s all Foreigners buying those houses! The people already living here can’t afford those prices!
Speculators are also buying these houses.
Construction in Alberta is at record low, stop spreading misinformation.
WRONG! What are smoking? Stop spreading misinformation YOURSELF!
Rural Alberta aka B-Fk Alberta isn't Alberta... It's a declining backwater with a dying population...
Axe the tax and build more homes
I’m moving to Edmonton now I do construction work in Ontario I need very cool place to be and work I think Edmonton is the best to go now
Living in those type is a parking nightmare 😂
Unless you have 5 cars then you are ok.
@@minhvo4739 True, it’s only fine if everyone owns one or two.
Thanks to Danielle Smith! You Rock! Thank you for pushing for this!
City News...LIES
Yet prices KEEP GOING UP. Rents as well.
To keep up with the Indian invasion 😂😂😂😂
All framers are from India
Still not enough houses
REMOVE BIDDING SYSTEM IN CALGARY SO THE PRICE WILL GOES DOWN.
Build more building like old time, high unemployment rate in Calgary, ppl will leave because of no jobs, houses will be empty again especially condo, 😢
Funny how everyone flees to the blue fatherland...
We should learn from Calgary. Ontario is a joke!!!!😅😂🤣💯
Speculators are buying these houses.
Those Row houses look dangerous! Close together so one goes up they all go! You ever see how those Migrants cook ? 😂😅 They don't know the words Kitchen or Stove. Just 🔥 🔥.
Hopefully the province and cities will build more roads for all these people and provide plenty of parking. Whether you like it or not, we still live in Car World. Freeways like Whitemud Drive in Edmonton and Ring Rd in Calgary will need to be expanded with multi-level lanes (at least ten) above and below the existing roads that were originally designed for less than 1 million people, unless they want people sitting in traffic for 2 hours everyday like L.A.
LA expanded their freeways and it's why they sit in traffic all day, if we want to make traffic better than we need to give people the option to not drive by putting amenities near people and making transit safe, fast, and accessible.
The 401 in Ontario got expanded to 18 lanes and it's still a parking lot
Multi level lanes?! That is insanity. The solution to traffic is not more lanes and highways. It's more amenities nearby, and better transit.
f that, build trains
@@canadaclub8920 I agree that trains / lrts are much better. I actually hate this Car World that the capitalists have created. It's completely unsustainable. The problem with trains, is they have almost no idea how to build them. I was born near Heritage Mall in Edmonton, which was built with the intention of having an LRT station and lines built in the 80's, but it took over 20 years before they even decided to start and they ended up demolishing the mall before that. And nowadays they have trouble pouring and arranging the concrete properly and can't even figure out how to setup the lights and timing (i.e. in Edmonton). And yes, amenities are important. I remember it took the Chappelle (I think that's the name) neighbourhood in Edmonton, which is in the middle of nowhere currently, over 10 years to get a convenient store and nothing else.
More LIES
lies, who can afford this