The outlook for prices in Sweden’s residential property market declined for a second consecutive month as rate expectations rose to the highest level in 15 years, according to a survey from the country’s largest bank.
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Victoria council agrees to cover property taxes for affordable-housing society for two yearsThe $168,560 grant to the Gorge View Society will cover property taxes in 2024 and 2025
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Only lower interest rates can revive Canada's housing market, experts sayWatch: Realtors John Pasalis and Steve Saretsky discuss the latest housing figures in Toronto and Vancouver
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Only lower interest rates can revive Canada\u0027s housing market, experts sayRealtors John Pasalis and Steve Saretsky discuss how lower interest rates can revive Canada\u0027s housing market. Watch here.
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