A growing number of economic forecasts see Canadian house prices falling in the near term, with some suggesting declines of 20% to 30% or more.
Despite the prospect of higher interest rates ahead, nearly three-quarters of mortgage holders say they could handle a 20%+ rise in monthly payments.
For the second straight year—and in the face of an ongoing pandemic—the Canadian real estate market has continued to defy gravity.
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation has named its new CEO, capping what has been an extended search to replace...
The Canadian real estate market defied gravity last year in spite of a global pandemic and nationwide lockdowns. The year...
The fall was supposed to herald in a period of more subdued housing activity and home price growth. But preliminary...
Despite deep economic pain caused by the global pandemic, the Canadian economy—and the housing sector in particular—appears to be bouncing...
Social distancing restrictions in place for the past few months have transformed the way homes are bought and sold, with...
Following a challenging 2018, by most accounts 2019 could be characterized as a “turnaround year” for Canada’s housing market. And...
The growing demand for real estate in Canada is being driven largely by newcomers, who are making one out of...
