Why buy a house in Canada when you can buy a castle in Europe for the same price
In one video garnering over 3.2 million views, TikToker Millennial Moron compares a two-bedroom property in Toronto's Kensington neighbourhood costing $2,850,000 to a $2,852,340 20-bedroom castle situated on five acres of land in Scotland.Housing affordability has been a concern for many Canadians hoping to purchase homes amid increasing prices.
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