Historically low mortgage rates, a race for space and a rush to get into the market ahead of tougher borrowing rules have all fueled a surge in home prices across Canada during the pandemic, and it’s not limited to major real estate hot spots. But when the borders reopen to immigration, housing experts say fresh demand may keep prices hot.
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