In the Maritimes, the real estate market is preparing for a busy spring season, with housing statistics showing promising trends. The average home price in Nova Scotia has risen to nearly $452,000, a 6.5% increase from last year, and sales have also increased by 3%. Despite political tensions and economic uncertainty, Nova Scotia appears less affected by trade issues. The Bank of Canada has cut interest rates, which may support continued sales and inventory growth as the market heats up.
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