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May 2023
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20 - What Happens When the Housing Suppl...

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Description: How have aggressive interest rate hikes impacted the housing markets in both Canada and the US? And how will stable rates impact current housing affordability? BMO Senior Economists Sal Guatieri and Robert Kavcic discuss corrections, market stability, and signs of a bottoming in the Canadian housing market.

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