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Canadian Mortgage Growth Improves, But It Was Still A Very Weak September

October 28, 2019

Canadian mortgage credit is growing, but isn’t quite where it should be. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show the balance of mortgage debt hit a new high in September. Mortgage credit growth has improved substantially from last year. However, the improvements to growth, still don’t bring it into typical range. Canadians Owe Over $1.6 Trillion […]

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Canadian HELOC Debt Reaches Over $303 Billion, But Growth Slows Dramatically

October 25, 2019

Canadian real estate sales are up, mortgage credit is growing, but home equity loans are slow? Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) filings show debt secured by homes reached a new high in August. The increase in debt is getting slower though, as the segment of credit growth tapers quickly. Loans Secured By […]

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Is Canadian Mortgage Credit Back To Booming, Or Is This Delayed Demand?

October 23, 2019

Canadian real estate sales are back, but it’s unclear if this is just delayed demand. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows new mortgage lending made a big jump in July. The rise is less impressive, when compared with the unusually weak performance preceding. Two years ago, the mortgage industry warned policy changes would result in […]

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Canadian Real Estate Prices Are Seeing Slow Growth, But It’s Still Growth

October 21, 2019

Canadian real estate prices are pushing to new highs – just not in Western Canada. The Teranet–National Bank of Canada House Price Index (TNB HPI) is showing prices increasing across the country in September. The growth was much slower than usual for this time of year though, weighed down by weak performance in Western Canada. […]

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Canadian Variable Mortgage Rates Are Rising Very, Very Fast

October 17, 2019

Despite rock bottom borrowing rates, some Canadian real estate buyers are paying more. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show variable rates on residential mortgages made a big jump. Even with borrowing rates generally falling, variable interest mortgages are at a six year high. Variable Rate Mortgages Variable rate mortgages are when the borrower sees the […]

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Canadian Reverse Mortgage Debt Rises Over 26%, As Seniors Raid Their Equity

October 15, 2019

Canadian seniors extracting home equity is slowing, but still growing at a high pace. Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) filings show the balance of reverse mortgages hit a new high in July. The 12-month rate of growth remains unchanged from a month before. However, the month before was still a very large […]

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Canada’s Job Market Improves, With 4 Out 5 Jobs Coming From Self-Employment

October 11, 2019

Canada’s job market is improving, largely due to Canadians making their own jobs. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) numbers show the unemployment rate fell in September. The vast majority of the jobs gained were from self employment. Real estate is still growing slightly faster than general employment across Canada. BC is a notable exception, where the […]

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Canadian Household Debt Is Growing, But There’s An Unusual Divergence

October 8, 2019

Canadian household debt is seeing growth accelerate once again, and it’s entirely due to mortgages. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show the balance of household credit at institutional lenders reached a new record high in August. The growth was largely led by mortgage debt, which is beginning to accelerate. On the other hand, consumer credit […]

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Canadian Mortgage Growth Is Surging Higher, and Hasn’t Done This In Over 2 Years

October 7, 2019

Canadian real estate sales are rising from last year’s anemic levels, and so is mortgage debt. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show outstanding mortgage credit reached a new high in August. More surprising is mortgage credit growth is actually accelerating into the fall. For the first-time in years, annual growth is now bigger than the […]

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Canadian HELOC Debt Makes Second Biggest Jump For The Month In 7 Years

September 30, 2019

Phew! Canadians are over the possibility of home prices dropping, and are back to using their homes as ATMs. Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) filings show massive growth for home equity lines of credit in July. The annual pace of growth was the second highest for the month in the past seven […]

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