As the 2026 Ontario municipal elections approach, the GTA housing market stands at a precarious crossroads. While interest rates have retreated from their 2022 peaks and temporary tax relief measures have provided a brief window of momentum, the underlying supply pipeline is flashing warning signs. With housing starts falling and completions beginning to taper off, industry experts warn that the market is heading toward a supply squeeze that will intensify as population growth reasserts itself. The decisions made by municipal leaders in the coming term will dictate the region’s housing affordability well into the 2030s. From permanent development charge reform to slashing the decade-long timelines for highrise approvals, voters must demand long-term solutions rather than temporary fixes. To understand the stakes for your future, read the full analysis at The Star: https:\/\/www.thestar.com\/business\/opinion\/the-housing-questions-every-gta-voter-should-be-asking\/article_a1b28f9a-fb32-449b-bf9a-0ebecf3374dc.html<\/p>\n
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