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Recreational property prices set to rise in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, says Royal LePage

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Royal LePage report says Manitoba and Saskatchewan remain Canada’s most affordable recreational markets, but tight supply and rising demand are pushing prices up.
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Recreational property prices set to rise in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, says Royal LePage

Royal LePage report says Manitoba and Saskatchewan remain Canada’s most affordable recreational markets, but tight supply and rising demand are pushing prices up.

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Western Investor broke the news in on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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