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Old Posted Sep 29, 2020, 3:52 PM
rofina rofina is offline
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Originally Posted by WarrenC12 View Post
I'm not sure things will change long term (living in cities, etc.).

My variable mortgage is down to 1.4%. Hard to see real estate getting hit too hard when that's available. Locally, downtown condos are in a tough spot, but that will pass after a moderate correction IMO.
The second international travel and borders are open, DT condos recover.

Cities are here to stay, governments haven't changed, and neither have policies.
Urban growth and density policies will remain in force around the world, and certainly locally.
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