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Average asking rents were down about $100 from a year earlier and 7.9% lower than two years ago, although they remained 0.7% above levels recorded three … FIFA World Cup’s STR, Hotel Bookings Fall Short of Predictions Canada + B.C. + Ontario + Hospitality | June 5, 2026 Short-term rental hosts and hotels in Vancouver and Toronto are reporting lower-than-expected bookings ahead of soccer’s FIFA men’s World Cup, despite earlier expectations that the tournament would trigger a surge in accommodation demand, The Globe and Mail reported. 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