Monday
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Tariff delays ease lumber price pressures, boosting housing market confidence. Canadian suppliers eye U.S. demand as oversupply finds new outlets, sparking a cautiously upbeat market twist.
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Canadian, Housing, Market
To recap week of Mar 10 – Mar 16, 2025
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This week, easing lumber tariffs briefly boosted optimism in Canada’s housing market, even as escalating trade tensions over steel and aluminum added uncertainty. Regional differences persisted and rising costs alongside strict regulations kept recovery projections cautious, leaving experts warning of delays amid fluctuating investor sentiment.
Tuesday
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US tariff threats on steel and aluminum escalate trade tensions and pressure Canada’s housing market, prompting a coalition to unveil a protective plan against mounting economic risks.
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Wednesday
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Canadian housing markets remain under pressure as U.S. trade issues add uncertainty. While some regions hold steady, overall trends show persistent headwinds and cautious investor sentiment.
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Thursday
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Trade tensions and tariffs have unsettled Canada's housing market. U.S. risks and recent tariff measures are raising costs and clouding recovery, deepening market uncertainty.
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Friday
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Canadian housing market struggles with high construction costs, strict regulations, and dwindling supply, forcing experts to warn buyers of prolonged delays in recovery.
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