How Tariffs Really Impact the Real Estate Market.
Tariffs can shake up the economy, but how do they truly affect real estate? In this insightful take, we break down why short-term pain might lead to long-term efficiency—and how Canada’s internal trade barriers could be a bigger problem than U.S. tariffs. Could this be the push we need to reform our economy? Stick around to the end for a thought-provoking perspective on what needs to change and why it matters!
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00:00 – How tariffs impact real estate
00:30 – Short-term vs. long-term economic effects
01:00 – The hidden cost of interprovincial tariffs
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