Poll finds nearly 80% of Maritimers say home prices remain unreasonably high
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Avery MacRae
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A new poll reveals that nearly 80% of residents in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia believe home prices remain unreasonably high compared to a decade ago. The survey highlights ongoing housing affordability concerns in Atlantic Canada, with many Maritimers struggling with elevated real estate costs despite market fluctuations.
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