Here’s What Canadian Real Estate Did After The Last Interest Rate Hike
Lowering interest rates pumped up Canadian real estate prices, but will raising them lower prices? It didn’t last time.
Lowering interest rates pumped up Canadian real estate prices, but will raising them lower prices? It didn’t last time.
China’s capital outflows continued to rise, and expect that number to accelerate soon as new anti-money laundering measures are rolled out.
Don’t expect Mainland Chinese real estate investors to make it rain in 2017. At least, not to the extent they did last year.
Domestic real estate investment in China is dropping, and government cooling measures are expected to flood inventory soon.
Vancouver real estate fetches a premium because of the business being done on the land, but no one’s measuring it. Don’t worry, we just did.
Officially 84,000 Canadians can’t access fresh water, but we scoured records to find out that only includes 10% of active water advisories.
Mortgages in Ontario ticked down to the lowest level since just before the Toronto real estate crash of 1990.
The Bank for International Settlements is flagging Canada with two warning signs, indicating a financial crisis is likely.
Turns out if you’re Chinese-Canadian, chances are stacked in your favor that you are one of the higher income earners in Canada.
Canada’s Parliamentary Budget Officer is warning that household debt will accelerate through next year, shattering previous debt records.