Canadian mortgage growth is decelerating, and Toronto real estate gets its first media price decline since 2009.
Canadian Real Estate Prices Are The Fastest Falling In The World, and Ultra Rich Asian Investors Are Looking For Large Blocks of Condos.
Canadian real estate buyers are going to have a tough time with that “slight” rate increase, and WEF researchers rank Canada at the bottom of the list of advanced economies, when it comes to economic sustainability.
Toronto’s detached real estate listings are still on the rise, and you shouldn’t be so confident in the Canadian employment data you heard.
Over 81,000 Canadian real estate buyers would have failed stress testing, and Canada’s most expensive cities are low on density, high on prices.
Time for your weekly cheat sheet on the most important stories in Canadian real estate. Canadian Real Estate New Mortgage Distribution Data From The BoC Shows Stress Testing Is A Huge Deal The Bank of Canada (BoC), Canada’s central bank, has determined that Canadians prefer to leave the smallest down payment possible. In 2016, 18.04% […]
Foreign buyers are scooping up affordable Toronto and Vancouver real estate, and parliament warns higher interest rates will stagnate housing for at least 5 years.
Non-resident ownership of Canadian real estate is way higher than we thought, and China’s anti-speculation measures makes the Canadian government look like enablers.
Canadian real estate has more in common with the US bubble than we thought, and why Ottawa doesn’t care about your high debt levels.
Stress testing Canadian real estate buyers could lead to less favorable terms for renewals, and Toronto inventory is up 110%.
