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Canada

Canadian Household Credit Slows, As Consumer Credit Growth Plunges Lower

January 17, 2020

Canadians are still borrowing a lot, just not for anything other than mortgages. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows household debt held by institutions reached a new all-time high in November. All of the monthly increase was due to mortgages however, as consumer credit fell. Canadian Households Have Over $2.2 Trillion In Mortgage Debt Canadian […]

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Vancouver

Vancouver Rental Vacancies Climb To The Highest Level Since 2013

January 16, 2020

Vancouver’s population growth is still booming, but the rental vacancy rate is climbing. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) data shows primary rentals saw vacancies increase in 2019. The rate of vacancy is now at the highest level since 2013, but it has a long way to go to clear that number. Vancouver Rental Vacancies […]

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Toronto

Toronto Rental Vacancy Rises To The Highest Level Since 2015, Despite Population Boom

January 16, 2020

Toronto’s population growth is booming, but so are rental vacancies. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) data shows primary rental vacancies climbed in 2019. The rate is now at the highest level since 2015, as vacancies climb from decade lows just a couple years ago. Toronto’s Vacancy Rate Rises To Highest Level Since 2015 Toronto’s […]

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Canada

Canada Has Never Had This Much Housing Under Construction At The Same Time

January 14, 2020

Canada’s recent real estate price boom is creating a lot of incentive for development. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) data show housing under construction jumped in Q4 2019. The number of homes currently being built across Canada is now at the highest level since… uh, ever. Canada Has Never Build This Much Housing At […]

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Canada

Canadian Mortgage Debt Growth Accelerates, But Throws A Sign It May Be Losing Steam

January 13, 2020

Canadian households are back to binge borrowing, and it is sending debt soaring. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows mortgage debt at institutional lenders reached a new high in November. Not at all surprising, but the acceleration of annual growth is – which is now at the highest level in over a year. Although there’s […]

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Canada

Ontario and British Columbia Lose Over 13,000 Real Estate Industry Jobs In December

January 10, 2020

The Canadian real estate industry is seeing growth, just not everywhere last month. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the finance, insurance, real estate, rental and leasing (FIRE) industry made job gains in December. Canada as a whole squeezed out monthly gains, but two of the biggest markets weren’t so lucky – Ontario and British […]

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Canada

Toronto and Vancouver Residential Real Estate Permits Make Large Declines

January 9, 2020

Canadians invested less in building and improving real estate last year. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the value of residential building permits dropped in November. The declines are being seen across Canada, but Toronto and Vancouver are seeing larger declines. Canadian Residential Building Permit Value Down Over 1% YTD The value of residential building […]

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Canada

Canadian Banks Put Aside Over $2.5 Billion For Mortgage Losses Last Quarter

January 8, 2020

Canadian banks are exercising a little more caution when it comes to mortgage debt. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows allowance for credit losses on mortgages jumped in Q3 2019. The rise is slowing down from the previous quarter, but is still growing much faster than mortgage credit. Allowance for Credit Losses Allowance for credit […]

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Canada

Canadian Homeowners See Variable Rate Mortgage Interest Climb Over 25%

January 2, 2020

Canadian homeowners are back to their borrowing binge, and paying more for it. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows variable mortgage rates climbed into September. New variable rate mortgage borrowers are paying the highest average interest rate in at least half a decade. Variable Rate Mortgages Generally in Canada, a variable rate mortgage sees the […]

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Canada

Canadian Business Credit Demand Slows, Signaling A Slowdown For Economic Growth

December 30, 2019

Canadian businesses are borrowing less cash, and that could be a sign of things to come. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show business credit outstanding hit a new record in November. Despite the record high, growth continues to come in lower and lower. This is often a sign that businesses are seeing fewer growth opportunities. […]

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