In 2025, a federal housing agency significantly increased support for Canada's housing sector, financing over 361,000 units amid supply shortages and rising mortgage rates. It backed 261,000 rental units, including 74,500 new builds via low-cost loans, and expanded affordable housing funding to $14 billion. Mortgage insurance grew to $471 billion, aiding over 64,000 homebuyers. Targeted programs advanced co-op housing, streamlined construction, and promoted energy-efficient home retrofits.
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