• GroundBreak Ventures urged Canada to back housing innovation before lower-cost foreign manufacturers disrupt domestic homebuilding.
• Its analysis considers a hypothetical imported home costing 50% less to manufacture, deliver and install than a comparable conventionally built home.
• Land, taxes and development charges remain separate, so construction savings would not translate into a 50% reduction in purchase prices.
• Protecting incumbent builders could restrict access to cheaper homes; the analysis argues Canadian innovators could compete globally.

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