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Bruce MacKinnon: Halifax vacancy rate defeated by demand

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Halifax rent continues to rise as other cities see drops. Here’s what the stats show

Halifax’s average rent rose by 1.6 per cent in September and it was one of the only major Canadian cities to see an increase, according to the Rentals.ca October Rent Report.

Compared to Toronto and Vancouver, which both saw the average rent decrease by two per cent and 1.4 per cent respectively, Halifax is an anomaly when looking at the country-wide rental average, which continues to decline from........

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