PCL transaction volumes hit a five-year high
'The full force of the demand that has built up over the last year will only be felt once international travel restrictions are relaxed', says Knight Frank.
PCL transaction volumes hit a record low last year
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Lack of overseas buyers keeps PCL prices in check
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