TORONTO - A new report says prospective homebuyers see a potential window to strike a deal, but economic uncertainty is weighing on their decision.
TORONTO - A new report says prospective homebuyers see a potential window to strike a deal, but economic uncertainty is weighing on their decision.
Royal Bank of Canada’s latest home ownership poll says that among those who intend to buy within two years, 45 per cent say now is the right time. However, 75 per cent of them say economic uncertainty is making them more cautious.
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