The ‘group chat down payment’ is changing how Canadians buy homes
The modern path to homeownership is now starting somewhere unexpected: a group chat. A listing gets dropped in, someone runs the numbers, a parent weighs in, and what starts as a “what if” slowly becomes a plan. For a growing number of Canadians, especially millennials and Gen Z, this is where buyin
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