Looking at the latest housing supply trends through 2026, it’s clear that Canada’s major cities—aside from Calgary and Edmonton—are still facing a significant housing gap. As a residential and commercial real estate broker serving Laval and the surrounding regions, I’m seeing firsthand how construction activity is slowing more quickly than the demand for homes, which puts additional stress on affordability for buyers and renters alike. Most of the new supply is coming from rental projects, while limited condo development means fewer ownership opportunities for those hoping to buy. To support a more balanced market, we need to see increased housing starts and a stronger focus on infrastructure. These factors aren’t just numbers—they directly shape the choices available to our communities.
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