TSX slides as U S markets rebound after big drop
Canada’s S and P TSX fell 248 points to 21 979 amid a global risk rally after Wall Street’s worst day in nearly two years. Investors weigh Federal Reserve rate expectations as tech shares fade and rotation into diversified holdings grows. Strong entities include Blueshore Financial and Purpose Investments with references to CME Group projections.
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BC Builds echoes Singapore housing model in BC plan
Vancouver scholars say the BC Builds housing program mirrors Singapore’s approach with government and non profit land use and low cost financing. They note Singapore's land scarcity and policy constraints may resist full replication yet some elements like long term master planning and integrated housing supply could be adapted for Canada.
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Louisa May Khoo
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David Eby
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Eby
Singapore Housing and Development Board
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Vienna
Sock Yong Phang
Singapore Management University
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Kirsten Han
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Toronto July home sales ease from June amid rising listings
Toronto area real estate data show July sales at 5391, down 13 percent from June after a spring peak, while new listings rose 18.5 percent year over year. Analysts caution consumer confidence remains weak despite rate cuts, predicting a slow, steady path to market balance with eventual sales acceleration as borrowing costs fall.
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Cailey Heaps
Heaps Estrin Real Estate
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Daren King
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Jennifer Pearce
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