Teranet: Canadian Real Estate Prices Drop 1%, Largest Single-Month Decline Since 2010
Canadian real estate prices continue to fall, led by a decline in Toronto, reports land registry giant Teranet.
Canadian real estate prices continue to fall, led by a decline in Toronto, reports land registry giant Teranet.
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