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EDMONTON - Edmonton will see the biggest jump in housing prices in Canada this year, according to a major Scotiabank study released Wednesday.
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2 |5 |; _! M" q" h9 P7 B"Edmonton is the only city to meet all three criteria of strong demand, tight supply and affordability," said Scotiabank economist Adrienne Warren, who studied 23 Canadian cities.
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- d) B' j& d% k8 L1 B8 ^+ I* t"This powerful combination will sustain a market-leading pace of construction, sales and " A! N2 H8 J6 T- q1 t U
Housing demand in Edmonton is sustained by Canada's second-highest rate of combined population and employment growth, trailing only Calgary |
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