Home sales up 3.6% in May after ‘delayed’ start to peak season: CREA / Global
Monday, June 16, 2025, 11:22 am permalink
Recent data from the Canadian Real Estate Association reveals a curious housing market picture in May, with monthly sales rising 3.6% despite an annual decline. This mixed performance has sparked cautious optimism among analysts as recovery signs emerge after a more than six‐month downturn, setting the stage for a dynamic peak season ahead.
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