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EPISODE · Oct 19, 2025 · 3 MIN

Will Population Decline Impact Ontario’s Real Estate Market?

from The Real Estate and Mortgage Show · host Walter Monteiro

🏡 Ontario’s Housing Market Faces a New Challenge: Population Decline 📉   Canada’s population growth is slowing — and it’s about to shake up Ontario real estate in a big way.   👥 With the federal government planning to reduce non-permanent residents by 900,000 over the next two years, demand for homes and rentals could cool faster than expected.   Vacancy rates are rising, rents may level off, and developers are starting to rethink new projects. Meanwhile, provinces like Alberta are attracting more movers with affordability and opportunity.   What does this mean for Ontario in 2025 and beyond? 🎧 Tune in to our latest episode for the full breakdown: 👉 https://youtu.be/4O69L8-7Xkg   Let us know what you think — could population decline change the future of housing in Ontario? 💬   Maximum Results Team – Helping You Make Your Move. 💼✨   #OntarioRealEstate #HousingMarketUpdate #RealEstateTrends #PopulationDecline #CanadianRealEstate #ImmigrationPolicy #RentalMarketTrends #HomePrices2025 #InterprovincialMigration #AffordableHousing #MarketAnalysis

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