Canada Creates 48,000 Jobs, But Inflation Grew 25% Faster Than Wages
Canada dropped some killer job numbers at first glance, but a second look shows the quality of jobs is rapidly deteriorating.
Toronto Has Over 99,000 Unoccupied Homes, Here’s Where They Are [Interactive]
New data from Statistics Canada show that 99,236 homes in the Toronto CMA are irregularly occupied. So we thought we’d map them!
AirBnB Rates Are Dropping As Rental Inventories Rise
Doesn’t it suck when your favorite app goes mainstream? New stats show that AirBnB’s rapid growth is adding thousands of units for people to book everyday. This is great news if you’re looking to make a booking, since you’ll have your pick of the lot. It’s kind of crappy news if you’re a host looking […]
Calgary Condo Prices Dropped 6% In 2016
Calgary real estate gets some more bad news, as the benchmark price, sales, and inventory all slip in the city.
Unemployment In Alberta Reaches A 22 Year High In 2016
Alberta reached a 22 year unemployment high, posting the largest single-year loss of jobs for the province since the Great Recession.
China’s Largest Company Just Partnered To Sell US & Canadian Real Estate
Juwai, China’s largest international property portal, has partnered with China’s Tencent to ramp up sales of US and Canadian real estate.
Vancouver Real Estate Sees Detached Benchmark Drop $27k
Vancouver real estate got some more bad news from the REBGV. December stats show single-family homes dropped in prices, sales, and listings.
1 In 10 Canadian Students Are Seeking “Sugar Daddies” To Help Pay The Bills
Canadian employment just took a weird turn, as over 206,000 students are actively looking for “sugar daddies” to help with the bills.
Canada’s Job Market Is Booming…If You’re 55 or Older
The Canadian economy’s job growth deserves a second look. Not only were most jobs created part-time, but almost half went to people aged 55+.
China Moves To Stop Its Capital Outflow, Real Estate Markets Should Be Worried
The glory days for Canadian real estate could be coming to an end, as China starts the year with surprising moves to control capital outflows.
