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The increases will be bigger in the East Coast provinces and Alberta, but prices will remain relatively flat in Ontario and B.C., says the Canadian Real Estate Association.

The increases will be bigger in the East Coast provinces and Alberta, but prices will remain relatively flat in Ontario and B.C., says the Canadian Real Estate Association.

Expect sustained cost-of-living pressures based on a scan of what many life necessities will cost this year as compared to 2023: ferries, rent, etc.

Expect sustained cost-of-living pressures based on a scan of what many life necessities will cost this year as compared to 2023: ferries, rent, etc.

Expect sustained cost-of-living pressures based on a scan of what many life necessities will cost this year as compared to 2023: ferries, rent, etc.

Expect sustained cost-of-living pressures based on a scan of what many life necessities will cost this year as compared to 2023: ferries, rent, etc.

A Re/Max report from late November says home prices are expected to drop by about three per cent in Toronto over the course of next year.

Homes priced below $500,000, though, remain in a sellers market.

Modest growth is expected nationally, dependent on stable, possibly lower borrowing costs.

Meanwhile, economist forecasts no rate cuts coming until mid-2024