New Brunswick has extended its annual 3% rent cap as renters continue to struggle with affordability. The policy is aimed at limiting rent increases, but the article notes criticism that it is not sufficient to make housing meaningfully more affordable. Market impact is limited and primarily relevant to the provincial housing policy backdrop.
New Brunswick has extended its annual 3% rent cap as renters continue to struggle with affordability. The policy is aimed at limiting rent increases, but the article notes criticism that it is not sufficient to make housing meaningfully more affordable. Market impact is limited and primarily relevant to the provincial housing policy backdrop.
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