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New construction drives multifamily vacancy higher in country's largest markets

Increased supply at top of market contrasts with tight availability at lower end, says CMHC
 The Louis apartment project is under construction on the former CBC site in downtown Montreal and slated to open in 2027. (Olivier Gariépy/CoStar)
The Louis apartment project is under construction on the former CBC site in downtown Montreal and slated to open in 2027. (Olivier Gariépy/CoStar)

An influx of new, higher-priced apartments is pushing the multifamily vacancy higher in the country’s largest markets, even as lower-cost units remain in scarce supply, a report from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. finds.

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