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Canada

Canadian Household Debt Tops $2.16 Trillion, Slowest January Growth Since 1983

March 7, 2019

Rising borrowing rates are putting a drag on the growth of Canadian household debt. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show household debt fell from an all-time high in January. The drop stalled the annual pace of growth at the same level one month before – at the lowest levels since 1983. Canadian Households Owe Over […]

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Canada

Canadian Banks Hold Less Mortgages Than A Year Before, For The First-Time Ever

March 6, 2019

Slow Canadian real estate sales may be starting to weigh on the country’s largest banks. Canadian Bankers Association (CBA) numbers show an annual decline in mortgages. The annual decline of mortgages is the first for the country’s largest lenders. Canadian Banks Hold Over 4 Million Mortgages Canada’s largest banks are seeing the number of mortgages […]

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Canadian Mortgage Growth Prints Slowest January Since 1983

March 4, 2019

Canadian mortgage growth continues to underwhelm. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show outstanding residential mortgage credit hit a new record high in January. The record was dwarfed by the slowest annual pace of growth for a January in over three decades. Canadians Owe Over $1.5 Trillion In Residential Mortgage Credit The outstanding balance of mortgage […]

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Canada’s Largest Real Estate Markets See Mortgage and HELOC Payments Soar

February 27, 2019

Toronto and Vancouver real estate prices are cooling, but payments are still soaring. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) numbers show a big increase for the average payment in Q3 2018. The average payment on mortgages and home equity lines of credit increased at over 2x the rate of inflation. Toronto and Vancouver Mortgage Payments […]

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Canada

Canadian Borrowing Rates Are Climbing, But Growth Is Slowing

February 25, 2019

Canadian lenders have started to stall on rising rates. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show the effective borrowing rate held for five consecutive weeks by February 15. The stall, rarely seen prior to 2016, also came with deceleration of annual growth. The Effective Borrowing Rate The weekly effective borrowing rate is the typical cost of […]

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Toronto

Altus: Half of Toronto Real Estate Buyers Were First-Time Buyers

February 14, 2019

Toronto real estate is super expensive, which is why there’s so much political support for first-time buyers… right? What if we told you  first-time buyers might be a large part of why prices are so high? Altus Group, a massive real estate insight company, published survey results on first-time buyers. The claim that first-time buyers […]

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Canada

Teranet: Canadian Real Estate Prices Fail To Rise Over Past 5 Months, First-Time Since 2013

February 13, 2019

Canadian real estate markets are still significantly cooler than we’ve gotten used to. The National Bank of Canada–Teranet House Price Index (Teranet HPI) resumed price growth deceleration in January. Prices also failed to rise on a monthly basis, for the fifth month in a row. The monthly movement (or lack of), occurred for the first-time […]

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The Last Time Canadian Household Debt Grew This Slow Was 1983

February 7, 2019

Canadian households have abruptly cooled their appetite for credit. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show households reached a record level of debt in December 2018. Despite reaching new highs, Canadians are less keep on borrowing right now. It’s not just due to the decline in home sales either – consumers are starting to cool their […]

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Canada

Canadian Mortgage Growth Has Only Been Lower One Month In The Past 30 Years

February 4, 2019

Falling Canadian real estate sales are still taking a bite out of mortgage growth. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show mortgage debt reached a record high in December. Despite the record, the annual pace of growth fell to a multi-year low. In fact, it’s only been lower for one month, over the past 30 years. […]

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Canada

US Federal Reserve: Exuberance For Canadian Real Estate Plummets, But Still Elevated

January 31, 2019

Canadian real estate exuberance is quickly cooling, but still above critical levels. The US Federal Reserve’s Reserve Bank of Dallas has published their quarterly update on global real estate exuberance. Canada’s numbers show buyer exuberance is down to a multi-year low, but is still very much exuberant. The Exuberance Index The exuberance index is the […]

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