In the Toronto-area real estate market, some buyers are bottom fishing
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THE NEXT MOVE
In the Toronto-area real estate market, some buyers are bottom fishing
CAROLYN IRELAND
TORONTO
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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Overall, the market in the Greater Toronto Area and southern Ontario remains softer than the national trend, but some buyers are willing to risk a purchase in hard-hit tranches now.
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