Canada added more people than previously thought. Why did rents still fall?
New population estimates challenge the idea that shrinking demand drove rents lower — and put the focus squarely on new housing supply.
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New population estimates challenge the idea that shrinking demand drove rents lower — and put the focus squarely on new housing supply.
The post Canada added more people than previously thought.
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New population estimates challenge the idea that shrinking demand drove rents lower — and put the focus squarely on new housing supply. The post Canada added more people than previously thought.
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The post Canada added more people than previously thought.
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