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Rent inflation to slow in the next few years, Desjardins predicts

  • Desjardins predicts a slowdown in rent inflation in the coming years due to rising unemployment and lower population growth.
  • A reduction in newcomers to Canada may lead to decreased demand for rental housing, easing price pressures.
  • Improvements in rent costs might be temporary; long-term solutions need increased housing supply and better affordability policies.
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