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What also stands out is how buyers are processing uncertainty more broadly.
There continues to be discussion around a potential pied-à-terre tax, but at this stage it remains conceptual, with no finalized structure or timing, and would likely take the form of an annual surcharge. In practice, it would be complex to implement and is expected to face meaningful opposition.
In live negotiations, it is part of the conversation—but still too hypothetical to impact pricing in a consistent or quantifiable way.
More broadly, buyers are not stepping back—they are simply becoming more deliberate. The focus is less on reacting to potential policy changes and more on isolating opportunities that clearly fit what they’re looking for.
This is a market defined by precision—where conviction shows up when the pieces align.
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