"The House" [Reflections On Book  The Canadian Economy Series  B-13 - Housing]

In Canada a house and home
Are critical, for those who roam
Around are destined to get cold,
And have no shelter when they’re old.

A job needs house, needs land beneath,
So costs rise up – when people see
A town has place that’s good to live,
Economy high-ratings give.

The price of land, one year behind
A housing rise – but I am blind
To lag of housing to careers;
Quite volatile those are, one fears.

The boomers caused a housing spike
With working wives – with market tight,
The crisis soared in eighties, then
A rest, now old, they’re back again.

Our people look to science, Moon,
As new frontier, assistance soon;
How ’bout we push those tiny homes
At micro cost – not endless tomes.

Like 3-D printing – China-like;
Or house in greenhouse – Swedish – tight
So winter air is kept at bay,
With geo-thermal deep in clay?

Like “buy umbrella in the sun” –
A roof bought now for everyone
Cuts cost of larger aging need,
By shuffled houses – planted seed.

Thanks Lord for this.

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