the vancouver rennie advance | January 2024
Jan 02, 2024
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Last year came to a close with yet another month of below-average sales counts in the Vancouver Region, putting a wrap on the lowest annual total in four years. On the supply front, 2023 saw the fewest new listings brought to market in 18 years.
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