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What does $1.8-million get you in Vancouver?
Source: The Globe and Mail
Housing & Real Estate
Greater Vancouver's median detached-home price fell to $1.797 million in August, dropping below $1.8 million for the first time since 2021. The decline coincided with weaker sales activity, signaling softening conditions in the region's housing market.
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