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Shares of Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust Un (CAR.UT) experienced a slight decline of 0.32% on Friday, closing at C$46.07. This decrease occurred amidst a generally negative trading day for the Canadian market, with the S&P/TSX Composite Index GSPTSE dropping by 0.30% to reach 22,308.93. Notably, CAR.UT concluded the day at a price of C$8.53 lower than its 52-week high of C$54.60, a peak it attained on December 14th. The trading volume for CAR.UT was recorded at 165,546 shares, falling below its 50-day average volume of 396,248 shares.

In summary, Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust Un faced a marginal decline in its stock value on Friday, mirroring the broader negative trend in the Canadian market. Despite the decrease, the stock closed significantly below its recent high point, and trading volume remained below its recent average.

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