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Retail market in Halifax tightens as U.S.-Canada trade war drives up construction costs, rents of shopping plazas

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Halifax’s retail market continued to perform strongly through the first half of 2026, but the ongoing trade war between Canada and the United States is making it harder to add the new space needed to meet demand. Retaliatory tariffs on cross-border building materials such as steel, aluminum and lumber have driven up construction costs, helping […]
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