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Bragg, B., & Hiebert, D. (2022). Refugee
trajectories, imaginaries, and realities:
Refugee housing in Canadian cities.
Canadian Journal of Urban Research,
31(1), 16–32.
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 Refugees and immigrant needs housing.
 Refugees prefer house in cities because jobs are
easier to find there, despite the high cost.
 A poll by Angus Reid showed that seventy-five
percent of immigrants want to own property
instead of renting (Angus Reid 2016).
 Rose said the three problems for refugees to buy
houses are that houses are too expensive, homes
are not suited for big families, that even if the
housing is affordable, there will not be any
assistance such as hospitals, firefighters, and
police in rural areas.(Rose 2019).
 Fortunately, refugee do slowly catch up with
Canadians in wages
 This shows how important housing is to people.
Although we cannot change much about the
housing market in Canada, I am trying to get

References
Palepu, A., Patterson, M. L., Moniruzzam, A.,
Frankish, J., & Somers, J. (2013). Housing
First Improves Residential Stability in
Homeless Adults With Concurrent
Substance Dependence and Mental
Disorders. American Journal of Public
Health, 103(S2), e30–e36. https://doi-
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Combs, J., Kerrigan, D., & Wachsmuth, D.
(2020). Short-term rentals in Canada:
Uneven growth, uneven impacts. Canadian
Journal of Urban Research, 29(1), 119–
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Head, A., & Lloyd-Ellis, H. (2016). Has
Canadian house price growth been excessive?
The Canadian Journal of Economics / Revue
Canadienne d’Economique, 49(4), 1367–1400.
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people to enjoy the art of renovation so more
people could live comfortably in homes.
 Twenty-nine to seventy-five percent of homeless
people are using substance.
 People who use these will stay homeless longer
and even dying earlier.
 At first, housing programs only seem to support
homeless people with light amounts of substance
abuse, but not those who are in severe addiction.
 After experiment, housing programs along with
other services is shown to be efficient in helping
the homeless with severe addiction.
 Short-term housing are having negative impacts
 Airbnb has gotten rid of 17,000 to 43,000 houses
for people who want to rent long-term
 Quebec lost around $3.7 million in 2016 in the
form of tax. (CBC News, 2017)
 Around 2/3 of Airbnb profits are from illegal
rental
 Rural and small communities are suffering from
loss of renters from short-term rental companies.
 People believe that there is a financial bubble in
Canada real-estate market.
 Their conclusion is that although it may seem to
be a danger in bubble, they argue that all of this
data is not a sign of “over-evaluation”.
 The reason why the houses are getting more
expensive is because people are just becoming

References
COMMON, D. (2015). Home renovation market
thriving in Vancouver. National (CBC
Television)
Quigley, J. M., & Rosenthal, L. A. (2005). The
Effects of Land Use Regulation on the Price of
Housing: What Do We Know? What Can We
Learn? Cityscape, 8(1), 69–137.
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richer.
 The Renovation market in B.C is worth nearly $8
billion
 Canada is having an increase of 7% in this field
 Renovation is a better choice than buying new
houses, said banks
 Courts in New York believe that apartments are
ruining houses, and that it leads to other problems
such as being loud, too many people, and those
could lead children being harmed.
 The source just talks about how to do a better
survey, not about the effects of land use.