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Reasons to Rent Instead of Buy in Some Canadian Cities

24 September 2025
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Reasons to Rent Instead of Buy in Some Canadian Cities
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A study by Easy reveals that renting may be financially better than buying in seven of Canada’s 25 largest cities over ten years, with savings of up to $118,700 in Abbotsford, B.C. However, while renting offers liquidity and mobility, ownership generally provides equity growth and stability, especially in provinces like Nova Scotia, where buying is more advantageous.

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