Toronto real estate has a flipping problem, Canadians pick up the pace of acquiring consumer debt, and Montreal real estate isn’t very hot.
Toronto real estate isn’t doing so hot, and Toronto and Vancouver see huge growth in six-figure households, but stagnant median incomes.
Toronto real estate prices are falling, and bankruptcies are on the rise in Canada’s most expensive cities.
Metro Vancouver residents are filing for bankruptcies at a much faster rate than last year, but overall the numbers remain fairly low.
More Canadians are borrowing against their home equity, and Toronto real estate tops the new inventory numbers from CREA.
Canadian real estate sales are falling faster than the industry is anticipating, and condo sales hit an all-time high across the country.
Canadian real estate prices see the largest single-month decline since 2008, and Vancouver’s detached home prices inch to an all-time high.
Toronto real estate prices have started to decline up to $2100 per day, and Vancouver is seeing prices rise, but inventory build.
Modeling a potential Canadian real estate price correction, and digging through the modern history of foreign buying of Vancouver real estate.
Canada’s tech talent is seeing pay stall to subsidize real estate prices, and how far detached are Canadian home prices from reality?
