In 2006, there were about The first is a collection of private dwelling units, each owned 94,000 homeowners in Canada who lived on farms they by and registered in the name of the purchaser of the unit. [...] Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation 5 Research Highlight 2006 Census Housing Series: Issue 16—A Profile of Condominiums in Canada, 1981-2006 Strong growth in condominiums continued in recent years and the percentage of rented Units intended for the condominium market as a % of total housing starts condominiums rose By 2011, the condominium stock may have exceeded. [...] Any growth in condominium rentals after 1996 would have In Vancouver, the most expensive housing market in Canada, contributed to supply, albeit at the high end of the market, condominiums made up 31% of the owner-occupied at a time when growth in the total rental supply had come housing stock in 2006, the highest market share by far to a standstill (see Table 1). [...] In 2006, 17% of condominium maintainers of households in condominiums is echoed in owners in Canada were under the age of 35, compared to relatively small household sizes—an average in 2006 of 11% of other homeowners, and 30% of condominium 2.0 persons for households in condominiums, compared owners were 65 or older, compared to 22% of other to 2.8 for other owner-occupied dwellings (see Appendix [...] The household maintainer (reference person) is the person or one of the people in the household responsible for major household payments, such as the rent or mortgage.
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