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Catch up on REM’s Monthly Market Breakdown with columnist Daniel Foch, where he unpacks the forces shaping Canada’s housing market. From falling interest rates, bond yields, and rising unemployment to mortgage delinquencies, household debt, and affordability challenges, Daniel breaks it all down with clarity and insight.
He also tackles big-picture issues like the ongoing trade war, the potential CUSMA renegotiation, and their impact on real estate.
Perfect for Realtors who want to stay ahead of the curve and give clients informed advice in a rapidly shifting market.
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