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The Wedge is a 15-storey rental tower along the 900-block of Johnson Street at Vancouver Street in downtown Victoria's Harris Green neighbourhood.
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And then what?
no idea who you are talking to, but I'll assume its me
people leave and taxpayers don't have to buy up hotels and motels, developers don't have to provide low cost housing which simply inflates the cost of other people who are buying
Look, desirable expensive cities are expensive and based on simple supply and demand Victoria prices have shot up because drum roll please...people want to live here and are willing to pay for it. NYC is a very expensive city yet people are willing to live and work there and I've seen NYC city jobs in the mailroom paying less than $20/hr. Ditto with Boston, Seattle, San Francisco, Vancouver, Toronto and many others. Its not my job to pay money out of my pocket for people to live here. Either pay the market rents/housing prices or move to Saskatchewan!
^^ Like this $49,900 SFH in Regina. That's less than a new car.
There is an endless supply of white knights (mostly women) that relentlessly campaign for more of your money to support the homeless industry.
and given the massive deficits that are piling up, we aren't paying enough taxes
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