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I joined Kevin Frankish on 640 Toronto to discuss why home sales and prices have been on the decline in Greater Toronto Area.

Pauline Lierman from Zonda on the sharp increase on unsold condo inventory from developers coming to market.

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Nik Nanos, from Nanos Research, on how demographics play a role in elections. Here’s what he’s seeing for the Canadian federal elections.

Jessica Moorhouse on how to deal with your investments during turbulent times.

Ashlee Froese, Trademark lawyer on the value of the Hudson’s Bay stripes and logo.

Justin Sherwood, Senior Vice President of Research, Stakeholder Relations & Communications, BILD Building Industry and Land Development Association on why development charges need to go down.

Chris Neal, Co-owner Neal Brothers on the struggles of a Canadian business trying to pivot and find a Canadian supplier for their tortilla chips.

Patrick Rocca, Broker, Bosley Real Estate Ltd., Brokerage on what he’s seeing in the market right now.

Scott Weir, Principal with ERA Architects on the history and plans for College Park.