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Canadian housing prices: the road to wealth?

Tom Carter University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CanadaView further author information
Pages 35-48 | Published online: 24 Jan 2007

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Tom Carter. (2005) The Influence of Immigration on Global City Housing Markets: The Canadian Perspective. Urban Policy and Research 23:3, pages 265-286.
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Maryann Wulff, Anthony Champion & Michele Lobo. (2009) Household diversity and migration in mid‐life: understanding residential mobility among 45–64 year olds in Melbourne, Australia. Population, Space and Place 16:4, pages 307-321.
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Mike BerryJon Hall. (2016) Institutional Investment in Rental Housing in Australia: A Policy Framework and Two Models. Urban Studies 42:1, pages 91-111.
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