A growing number of millennials are resigning themselves to the fact that homeownership may be out of reach for them, according to a new poll.
Nearly three q... Read More...
The Bank of Canada's overnight lending rate will end the year exactly where it started—unchanged at 1.75%.
As was widely expected, the Bank of Canada decided... Read More...
Despite challenging government regulations in recent years, the mortgage industry is showing strength like it hasn’t in a long time.
That’s the assessment fr... Read More...
Debt is hanging over the heads of a growing number of Canadians, with two in five saying they don't expect to get out of debt in their lifetime. But mortgages—t... Read More...
For the second year, Evan Siddall, President and CEO of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, attended the National Mortgage Conference in Toronto to def... Read More...
Residential mortgage growth was down more than 7% in the first half of 2019 compared to a year earlier, likely caused in part by the federal government's mortga... Read More...
Falling mortgage rates over the course of 2019 have reduced the rate increase shock for those renewing a mortgage.
While those renewing a mortgage this year ... Read More...
Monetary policy has always been a panacea for ailing economies, rarely more than during the financial crisis of 2007-08.
It's a simple concept: lower the cos... Read More...
Despite leaving its key lending rate unchanged at 1.75% today, the Bank of Canada sounded more cautious about global headwinds than in the past. That has led to... Read More...
The growing demand for real estate in Canada is being driven largely by newcomers, who are making one out of every five home purchases in the country, according... Read More...
Steve Huebl is a graduate of Ryerson University's School of Journalism and has been with Canadian Mortgage Trends and reporting on the mortgage industry since 2009. His past work experience includes The Toronto Star, The Calgary Herald, the Sarnia Observer and Canadian Economic Press. Born and raised in Toronto, he now calls Montreal home.
