Changing tax policy puts a chill on the ultraluxury housing market
Sales in the luxury niche of Toronto real estate take place in their own rhythm, but the uncertainty permeating the overall market is also apparent at the high end.
At the same time, measures aimed at cooling the housing market during the high-octane run of a few years ago may be acting as a drag on sales now.
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