B.C. housing experts argue in open letter that more supply alone will not solve crisis

Posted on by Wayne Hughes
Multiple levels of a beige apartment building are pictured, filling the entire frame. Each level has a row of balconies, with glass sliding doors and an assortment of occupants' possessions.

A number of B.C. urban planners and housing professors are arguing in an open letter to the provincial government that it should stop prioritizing adding more housing supply, and instead focus on adding affordability through prioritizing non-market housing.