The nation’s resale real estate market appears to be recovering from a slowdown in activity that bottomed in the spring amid concerns over a trade war. Still, a new report from RBC Economics noted that Canada’s two largest markets — while seeing an increase in sales in July, year over year — remain weighed down by a lack of affordable supply for first-time buyers. In turn, new listings have grown year over year in Toronto and Vancouver to match rising sales, resulting in a decline in overall prices. Read More