Anxiety rattles the Toronto-area real estate market
The tentative recovery in the Toronto-area real estate market has given way to another bout of the jitters.
Listings are surging in February and buyers are pulling back, industry players say.
The anxiety surrounding U.S. President Donald Trump and his threat of imposing hefty tariffs on imports from Canada has smothered the positive signs that were beginning to emerge, says John Pasalis, president of Realosophy Realty.
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