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” A new study shows a “glimmer of hope” for buyers with a set spending limit. ”
” Is there any light at the end of the tunnel for buyers who are unable to turn to relatives for support in the purchasing process? A new report from real estate analyst Point2 has investigated whether there are still properties available in Canada for under $200,000 – with that study finding “regional pockets of affordability” despite the grim outlook for buyers in the hottest markets. ”
To read the full article published on the Canadian Mortgage Professional written by Fergal McAlinden.
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