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Real Estate Strategy & Leasing Conference

 

Nov 01, 2017

Written by 

Ryan Berlin

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On Wednesday, November 1st, 2017, 

Canadian Real Estate Forums

 held their 6th annual Vancouver Real Estate Strategy & Leasing Conference in Vancouver

, British Columbia

, where our VP of Intelligence Andrew Ramlo and Senior Economist, Ryan Berlin discussed the changing demographic and economic landscape in the Lower Mainland.

You can find the full slide deck from their presentation here.

Written by

Ryan Berlin

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