Sellers seize on rate drop to enter housing market
When the Bank of Canada cut its key interest rate in early June, some industry watchers predicted that the move would re-energize buyers in the Toronto-area real estate market.
Instead, it’s the sellers who have been galvanized into action.
Robin Pope, broker with Pope Real Estate, says the languid spring market has slowed even more in June.
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