The Ontario Greens have introduced a First-Time Homebuyers Plan aimed at reducing costs for young buyers by eliminating fees and taxes on new starter homes within urban areas. Party leader Mike Schreiner criticized the current government’s housing policies, claiming they favor wealthy speculators over families. The Greens’ strategy not only aims to save first-time homebuyers an average of $150,000 but also plans to construct 2 million homes in urban settings, promoting generational fairness in the housing market.
