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New data reveals scope of big-money investors in B.C. rental home market

The new data makes it 'really hard to support the claim that large institutional investors are somehow dominating the market' — Tsur Somerville, professor at the Sauder School of Business at UBC

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Housing unaffordability in Canada’s most expensive cities may not correlate to the dominance of big institutional investors or higher concentration of ownership, new research suggests.

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