With the average home price in Toronto now nearing $1.2 million, and the median annual salary for Torontonians only around $60,000 saving enough for a down payment has never felt more out of reach.
But as those housing costs skyrocket, Toronto startup Key is offering people a new model for people to become homeowners.
Anne Gaviola explains how co-ownership works, and why some industry analysts are skeptical of the strategy.
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But as those housing costs skyrocket, Toronto startup Key is offering people a new model for people to become homeowners.
Anne Gaviola explains how co-ownership works, and why some industry analysts are skeptical of the strategy.
For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca/news/8268824/big-city-salary-canada-housing/
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