Toronto real estate prices continued its rollercoaster pattern. The Teranet–National Bank of Canada (NBC) HPI shows prices declining in February. The decline comes just one month after breaking a down pattern in January. Even though the city’s price growth is still very high, it’s at the lowest level in over 3 years. About The Teranet-National […]
The central bank, for central banks, just flagged Canada for a financial crisis largely due to the country’s addiction to real estate fueled debt.
Canadian household debt saw the largest reduction since 2011, which sounds great – but presents a big problem for real estate.
National Bank of Canada is the first of the Big Six to anticipate lower prices for Toronto and Vancouver real estate.
The CEO of China’s largest international real estate portal thinks Chinese demand for Vancouver real estate will drop because it’s “overpriced,” not because of taxes.
Canada’s federal banking regulators drop us a line to tell us that getting a mortgage for Canadian real estate, with foreign sourced income, is already a lot harder.
The Province of British Columbia unveiled its 2018 budget, including a 30 point plan to restoring housing affordability. Here’s the most important details that may impact Vancouver real estate prices.
Teranet’s Toronto real estate price index has stopped declining, but there’s a little more to those numbers.
Canadian real estate sales see the biggest drop since the Great Recession, and it’s actually in line with what was expected.
Canada’s largest real estate markets may be seeing irrational buying. The Canada Mortgage And Housing Corporation (CMHC), a Crown corporation, has developed a new method of tracking over enthusiastic buyers. The method detects periods of accelerated price growth, in Canada’s largest markets. The most recent readings show Toronto and Vancouver are showing excessive exuberance. Montreal […]
