When she and her husband moved here in 2002, Liz Scanlon immediately wanted to break into Toronto’s real estate market.
At 28 years old, she’d been renting in Ottawa after finishing school. But when they decided to put down roots in Scanlon’s hometown, buying a house was top of mind.
So it wasn’t an unreasonable goal, with a combined salary from her work in non-profits and his as an early-career lawyer.
A couple of thousand words and not a mention of the outsized demand created by mass immigration, foreign investors, low interest rates and legislation that limited new construction.
