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Target’s somewhat sudden departure from Canada offers commercial agents a great lesson about dealing with a lot of empty space.

A new study has revealed that the average office employee receives a staggering 1,738 inane emails every year – many of which would be better expressed in person.

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The Bank of Canada’s decision to cut interest rates will benefit most of the country, but the East Coast in particular is preparing for the surge of buyers cheaper money will bring.

With no end in sight to the listings drought in Toronto, some agents are pointing to a former ‘bad’ neighbourhood as the newest investment hotspot.

Not everyone has the mental stamina required to undergo a large-scale renovation. Like the man in Middletown, N.Y., who demolished his wife’s house while she was out.

Most of us care about doing our jobs well, and about the relationships we have with clients. But The Energy Bus author Jon Gordon says your actions might be sending the opposite message.

We’ve compiled a list of the five most annoying things those buyers say – and the comments we’re screaming at the screen. Have a laugh, then share the most, erm, misled comment you’ve heard on the job.

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After much talk about the inevitable rise of interest rates, the Bank of Canada shocked many yesterday by lowering the overnight rate from one per cent to 0.75 per cent.