Canadian Consumer Credit Growth Is Decelerating, Here’s Why That’s Bad For Real Estate
Consumer credit growth is starting to decelerate faster than anticipated, and that’s bad news for Canadian real estate.
Here’s Why Parliament Doesn’t Care About High Canadian Real Estate Prices
Canadian real estate prices are skyrocketing, along with household debt. Here is data from Ottawa, that doesn’t make it seem all that bad.
Personal Loans Against Canadian Real Estate Hits A Record Rate of Growth
Filings from Canada’s banking regulator show that Canadian real estate owners are borrowing against residential homes at a record pace.
Don’t Fool Yourself, Canadian Banks Are The Real Winners By Stress Testing Mortgages
The Canadian real estate market is freaking out about what stress testing means for new buyers, but what does it mean for existing homeowners?
Uninsured Mortgages On Canadian Real Estate Jump 17%
The Big Six banks are seeing explosive growth in the uninsured mortgage sector, ahead of stress tests to cool Canadian real estate demand.
So… Are We Talking About These Canadian Cities Where Multiple Mortgages Are Rising?
Multiple mortgages are on the rise across Canadian cities, especially in the country’s hottest markets like Toronto, and Vancouver.
Bank of Canada: Half of Canadian Real Estate Mortgages Will Renew By Next Year
Bank of Canada is now warning that Canadian real estate mortgages might be a huge risk, here’s what they said.
Vancouver and Toronto Real Estate Owners Would Be Slaughtered If Rates Rise Just 1%
Vancouver and Toronto real estate owners are in for trouble if mortgage rates rise an additional 100bps, according to one of the Big Six banks.
Toronto Tops UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index, Vancouver Comes In Fourth
Global banking giant UBS compiled its annual Global Real Estate Bubble Index. Toronto takes the top spot, and Vancouver comes in fourth.
Is Canadian Real Estate The Least Affordable It’s Ever Been? Nope
Canadian real estate is getting pricey, but how does it compare to historical levels of affordability? Here’s the numbers.
