More Canadians Co-Buying Property With Family Members to Afford a Home: Survey

More Canadians Co-Buying Property With Family Members to Afford a Home: Survey
A person walks by a row of houses in Toronto on July 12, 2022. Cole Burston/The Canadian Press
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More Canadians are teaming up with family and friends to buy a home because they cannot afford to purchase a house on their own, according to a new survey conducted by real estate brokerage Royal LePage.

“The COVID-19 pandemic forced some Canadians to reconsider their living situation, with many choosing to share living space with friends or family in a time of isolation,” said Royal LePage in an Aug. 31 release.