Housing development in Ontario has significantly changed over the past 70 years, with single-detached homes dropping from 95% of new builds in the 1950s to 38% by 2020. Condominiums now account for about 41% of new residential constructions. The median size of single-detached houses has increased to 2,383 sq ft, while condos have shrunk to 658 sq ft. This shift reflects market dynamics, affordability issues, and a trend towards higher-density urban living. Tracking these trends is essential for municipalities to address future housing needs.
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