Buyers in search of affordable homes willing to make trade-offs, survey finds
- Posted on October 7, 2026
- By The Globe and Mail
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In brief
As Canada's real estate market experiences a significant slowdown, homebuyers are increasingly adopting a pragmatic approach to property acquisition. A comprehensive Re/Max survey reveals that approximately 65% of Canadian prospective buyers are prepared to compromise on their ideal home requirements. This shift reflects changing market dynamics where affordability concerns take precedence over personal preferences, prompting buyers to reconsider location, size, amenities, and property condition to secure homeownership opportunities.
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Buyers in search of affordable homes willing to make trade-offs, survey finds
Amid market slowdown, Re/Max survey says 65% of Canadians are open to making concessions
