This Ontario city's homes cost half the Toronto average but nobody is buying them Ontario RealEstate
by the Bank of Canada have put a damper on the market in recent months as property sales plummet across the region.covering the turbulent market in Motor City Jr. cites data from the Windsor-Essex County Association of Realtors, showing a staggering 44 per cent decline in residential property sales in October, with just 407 units sold in the metro area of over 400,000 residents.
Overall prices are still holding steady in the last quarter of the year, though condo apartment and townhome unit prices saw significant spikes during this period.
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