The National Observer: Real Estate: Tariffs create murkiness for industrial CRE market
- President Trump implemented tariffs on imports, affecting various sectors of the U.S. Economy.
- Trump's administration aimed to maintain self-sufficiency and address supply chain issues through these tariffs.
- Farmers faced increased production costs and reduced revenues because of the implemented tariffs.
- One farmer faced a $5,764.50 tariff on a seed treater, raising the total cost to $18,574.50.
- Experts worry that tariffs and retaliatory measures will harm farmers and the U.S. Economy.
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With the growing popularity of tariffs among both the public and leadership in the United States, it's crucial to examine the real-world consequences of broad, sweeping tariffs that lack a strategic purpose.
Industrial market holds steady in first quarter, but tariffs a looming threat, experts say
Available industrial space in the National Capital Region held steady in the first quarter of 2025 despite a brewing trade war with the United States, but industry leaders warn there could be an uptick in vacancies if local manufacturers start to feel the impact of tariffs. Already an Insider? Log in Get Instant Access to This Article Become an Ottawa Business Journal Insider and get immediate access to all of our Insider-only conten…
Real estate market holds steady amid the threat of tariffs, VIREB
Real Estate on Vancouver Island is resilient and the board says it should remain that way even with the uncertainty of tariffs from the United States. According to the […] The post Real estate market holds steady amid the threat of tariffs, VIREB appeared first on My Comox Valley Now.
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