The office building market is going to turn around over the next two years: Real estate developer

Barry Fenton, president and CEO of Lanterra Developments, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss the Canadian real estate market. Fenton says that Canadian banks still like the real estate sector, and buyers need to look at the market as a whole to determine the right time to buy.

Source: BNN Bloomberg

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