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The REINZ came out last week with their report for March 2022, which they say solidifies the changes in the market seen over the past months as pressure on property prices eases, inventory levels increase, demand softens and sales activity decelerates. “There is a pervasive feeing of uncertainty, and people are hitting pause.
While more stock makes this a favourable market for buyers who find themselves in a position to wait for the right property and negotiate — particularly buyers with their finances lined up — many are balancing fear of over paying with an outlook of further interest rate increases.
Conversely, sellers are holding out for the right price in a changed market. So, we look at the latest numbers and consider the consequences.
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