Short-Term Expectations Negative for a Growing Number of CMAs
Metropolitan Monthly Monitors: Metropolitan Housing Starts December 2011
Metropolitan Monthly Monitors: Metropolitan Housing Starts December 2011
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- Short-term expectations are positive for only 11 of our 27 CMAs, and only 4 can boast positive expectations over both the short and the long term.
- Of the eight CMAs with negative short- and long-term expectations, only one (Saskatoon) is located west of Ontario.
- The CMAs with the largest monthly declines in housing starts in November were Québec City, Regina, Toronto, Ottawa–Gatineau, and Trois-Rivières.
- Of our 27 markets, 17 posted year-over-year increases in housing starts in November, with Greater Sudbury posting the greatest improvement.
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