Bearish on rental: Vancouver developers rejig for a downturn
When Vancouver developers ran into a slowdown in presales of condo apartments a few years ago, many of them switched over to rentals.
It worked, as rents that people seemed prepared to pay climbed steadily upward while the large pools of investor-buyers who had financed the early stages of many condo projects shrank.
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