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Pamela Alexander CEO of RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic speaks to viewers about the Recreational Property Report across Canada. She talks about the trend in the increased recreational property sales, the main reasons for the increase, the factors behind this boom as well as why and how it will continue to grow for some time yet. Pamela reveals three key factors driving this national trend along with timely information on how the strength of the economy, the low interest rates, and the confidence of the baby boomers investing in this area have affected the growth. Discover how the limited supply of recreational properties available across the country affects property prices. She responds to the important questions on the effects of economic growth, job security, who's fuelling this growth and why? "Interestingly enough it's the baby boomers, Pamela replies. "They see this as a lifestyle choice, a positive lifestyle choice and also know the benefits of investing in recreational properties." Find out where the hottest properties are located as well as the best bargains. Open this file now to receive valuable insights as Pamela elaborates on the growth of recreational properties in this live interview.

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