Making Money In Missing Middle Housing

Learn about the opportunities and challenges in missing middle housing as we interview experts Chris Spoke & Ben Singer

Missing middle housing refers to duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, and townhomes that add density while matching neighborhood character. These haven't been built in decades due to zoning restrictions.
These properties offer higher returns than single houses, with basement suites increasing value by 30%. Multiple units provide steadier income by reducing vacancy risk.
Recent zoning changes in Canadian cities now encourage these developments, with Toronto, Halifax, and Vancouver allowing 4-8 units per lot.
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