Asking rent prices in March up 8.8% from year ago, but down from February: Urbanation

A new report says the asking rent for a home in Canada in March was up 8.8 per cent compared with a year ago, but down from February.

Asking rent prices in March up 8.8% from year ago, but down from February: UrbanationHome prices expected to climb 4.

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