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In July, I sold our family home of nearly 15 years, making our property one of the 6,100 that changed hands — the most activity recorded in the month since 2021. There's much talk amongst real estate professionals that this country's most populous city is back to a slow recovery after a challenging winter and spring amid high economic uncertainty from the Canada-U.S. trade war. But while the surge in home sales echoes a return of buyer confidence, it's much too soon to label the recent turn of events as a comeback. Eyes are on the fall housing market in Toronto, and whether the shift will continue. |
Clare Tattersall, Editor |
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Cultivating Talent and Retention in Home Goods Retail |
From sales floor to CEO, Masoud Negad of Tepperman's, an independent, 100-year-old, nine-store furniture powerhouse based in southwestern Ontario, delves into how retailers can retain great people, pass down institutional knowledge and adapt the showroom experience to Gen Z values. Read more. |
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September 25, RCC Retail West, Vancouver, B.C. |
September 25 - 28, IDS Vancouver, Vancouver, B.C.
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October 7 - 8, eTail Toronto, Toronto, Ontario
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October 25 - 29, Fall High Point Market, High Point, North Carolina |
October 26 - 29, IDD Cologne, Cologne, Germany |
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