Housing markets in Toronto, Vancouver, and Calgary continue to weaken, with prices declining due to elevated inventory and subdued demand. Toronto and Vancouver remain buyer-favored, with sales down and prices falling nearly 8% and 6.8% respectively year over year. Montreal shows price resilience with a 7% rise amid low inventory. Calgary faces price pressure from high listings and construction. Slowing immigration and population shifts are dampening demand nationwide.
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