Strong consumer confidence and a robust economy have contributed to growth in Montreal’s luxury home market with sales of properties priced above $900,000 rising 14 per cent in the first quarter, year-over-year, to 56 units sold in 2007 from 49 units in 2006. The strong growth seen in the first quarter is expected to persist throughout 2007. Read More
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