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Canada’s Growing Housing Gap: Comparing Population Growth and Housing Completions in Canada, 1972-2022

Housing completions not keeping pace with population—2018-2022, population growth averaged more than 550,000/year compared to only 200,000 new homes


VANCOUVER—In Canada, the gap between the number of homes built and the number of additional people is the widest it’s been in 50 years, finds a new study released today by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan, Canadian public policy think-tank.

“Canada faces an historic gap between population growth and the number of homes built—and Canadians are paying the price,” said Josef Filipowicz, senior fellow at the Fraser Institute and author of Canada’s Growing Housing Gap: Comparing Population Growth and Housing Completions in Canada, 1972-2022.

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