Home buyers and sellers rethinking plans amid economic uncertainty, tariff tumult
The upheaval of the United States-Canada trade war has economists on Bay Street revising their forecasts while home buyers and sellers rethink their plans.
Rishi Sondhi, an economist at Toronto-Dominion Bank, recently cut his forecast for home sales and prices this year after a weak first quarter for real estate in many Canadian cities.
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