Vancouver Condos Are Overpriced By 9%
Vancouver real estate is pricey, but just how overpriced is it? Here’s your breakdown and introduction to our new condo price-to-rent index.
Evictions Across Ontario Are On The Rise, and Not For Late Payments [Interactive]
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We crunch the number of applications filed with the Province of Ontario, and find out more landlords are applying to evict tenants.
BC Late Mortgage Payments Fall 29% In April
Vancouver’s crazy real estate market is spreading to the burbs, and sending late mortgage payments across the province even lower.
Ontario’s Late Mortgages Are Now At The Same Level Before The 1990 Crash
Last time late mortgage payments in Ontario were this low, Toronto real estate crashed. Late payments then escalated *really* fast.
Vancouver Homeowners Should Be Cheering A Crash, Not A Correction
Vancouver real estate has historically recovered much faster from crash than a correction, especially the detached market.
Bài Bài Vancouver, BC Has A New Foreign Buying Capital
Vancouver real estate isn’t the hotspot for BC’s foreign buyers. Instead, the suburb of Richmond is seeing 1 in 10 homes go to non-residents.
Vancouver Real Estate Saw Only 36 Homes Go To Foreign Buyers
Foreign buying of Vancouver real estate is plummeting. Has the city become too expensive for even foreign buyers?
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.
China’s PBoC Announces An Army of Over 400,000 To Prevent Money Laundering
China’s capital outflows continued to rise, and expect that number to accelerate soon as new anti-money laundering measures are rolled out.
Mainland Chinese International Real Estate Investment To Drop Over 20% In 2017
Don’t expect Mainland Chinese real estate investors to make it rain in 2017. At least, not to the extent they did last year.
