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GTA Residents Support Government Action On Red-Hot Housing Prices
Limited supply and ever increasing demand are driving housing prices in the Greater Toronto Area to record highs, with “bully” offers and bidding wars a fact of life for those seeking to buy houses in Toronto.
A majority of GTA residents (69%) also think the Province of Ontario and municipal governments need to do more to get affordable housing built in their communities
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