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Trudeau takes first step to break Canada’s addiction to rising home prices - The Globe and Mail
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I think you could argue that the market is slowing or declining, I disagree now but I could be swayed.
Saying the market is crashing though is like saying you crashed your car when you hit a pothole. Sure, if you look at a big car crash in the past someone may have blown a tire in a pothole before causing a pileup, but millions of people hit potholes every day and most are nothing more than a momentary slowdown.
I'm not saying a housing crash couldn't be coming, but it's unreasonable to infer that one is happening based on the data you showed.