This sounds like trying to measure a stream by sampling a lake. It’s entirely possible that people with high liquidity were buying and selling multiple propert

This sounds like trying to measure a stream by sampling a lake. It’s entirely possible that people with high liquidity were buying and selling multiple properties while people with low liquidity were staying put. That would naturally mean more wealthy people are buying (and selling), and foreign owners are likely much wealthier than the average Canadian home owner.