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Average asking rents fall 4% in July as market 'stabilizing, but not yet recovering' - BNN Bloomberg

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Average asking rents fall 4% in July as market 'stabilizing, but not yet recovering' - BNN

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Average asking rents fall 4% in July as market 'stabilizing, but not yet recovering' BNN BloombergB.C.

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rents drop 4.5% in July, but Metro Vancouver most expensive market in Canada: report CTV NewsMetro Vancouver rents remain Canada's highest despite annual decline Business in VancouverAsking rents drop again, but B.C.

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rents fall 4.5% in July, led by declines in several Metro Vancouver cities vancouver.citynews.ca

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A: Average asking rents fall 4% in July as market 'stabilizing, but not yet recovering' - BNN

B: rents drop 4.5% in July, but Metro Vancouver most expensive market in Canada: report CTV NewsMetro Vancouver rents remain Canada's highest despite annual decline Business in VancouverAsking rents drop again, but B.C.

negation mismatch

A: Average asking rents fall 4% in July as market 'stabilizing, but not yet recovering' - BNN

B: rents fall 4.5% in July, led by declines in several Metro Vancouver cities vancouver.citynews.ca

negation mismatch

A: Average asking rents fall 4% in July as market 'stabilizing, but not yet recovering' BNN BloombergB.C.

B: rents drop 4.5% in July, but Metro Vancouver most expensive market in Canada: report CTV NewsMetro Vancouver rents remain Canada's highest despite annual decline Business in VancouverAsking rents drop again, but B.C.

negation mismatch

A: Average asking rents fall 4% in July as market 'stabilizing, but not yet recovering' BNN BloombergB.C.

B: rents fall 4.5% in July, led by declines in several Metro Vancouver cities vancouver.citynews.ca

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