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Canadians Are Still Using Their Homes As ATMs, Just Not With HELOCs

January 30, 2023

Canadians are cooling on home equity line of credit (HELOC) loans, but homes are still being used as ATMs. Filings show the balance of HELOC loans fell slightly in November. Don’t let that fool you into thinking the spree of home equity spending is over though. Households are still borrowing hundreds of millions per month […]

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What Canadian Real Estate Correction? Detached Market Surges Up To $52k Higher

January 27, 2023

Canadian real estate is showing signs of life… or it’s making its last death rattle. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data shows single-family home prices fell in December. A handful of beaten down markets proved to be an exception though, with one rising over $50k in the month. Yes, a single month. Canadian Real Estate […]

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Canadian Real Estate Prices Expected To Fall Further: Bank of Canada 

January 26, 2023

Canada’s central bank doesn’t see the country’s real estate slump ending soon. Bank of Canada (BoC) shared its expectations for housing in its latest Monetary Policy Report (MPR). The central bank expects falling home sales to find a bottom in the near future. However, it won’t be enough to stop housing from dragging the economy, […]

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Bank of Canada Raises Rates, “Conditional Pause” Due To Strong Economy

January 25, 2023

Canadians are bracing themselves for the impact of higher interest rates. This morning, the Bank of Canada (BoC) announced another hike to the overnight rate. The central bank justified the move by citing a strong economy and excess demand. Even with the strength, they plan to hit pause “conditionally” on any higher moves to assess […]

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Bank of Canada To Hike Rates, Leave Door Open For More: BMO

January 23, 2023

Canadian markets have begun discussing rate cuts, and that’s a reason we might not see one this year. BMO Capital Markets wrote to investors over the weekend, outlining their expectations for a rate hike this week. Their forecast currently sees the Bank of Canada (BoC) hitting pause after the next hike, but they warn it […]

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Canadian Mortgage Debt Grinds To A Halt After Hitting Over $2 Trillion

January 19, 2023

Canadian mortgage credit continues to slow as rising rates grind the market to a halt. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows outstanding residential mortgage credit rose in November. However, it was one of the slowest months we’ve seen since 2020. Annual growth remains robust, but recent activity is bringing the trend lower. Canadian Mortgage Debt […]

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Canadian Real Estate Prices To Continue Falling In The Near-Term: RBC

January 18, 2023

Canada’s largest bank sees a bottom to sales, but thinks there’s more pain for home prices—at least near-term. That’s the take from RBC, that feels home prices are stabilizing but will fall further. Don’t expect a quick recovery either, with affordability challenges weighing down future sales. Canadian Real Estate Sales May Have Found A Floor […]

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Canadian Households See A Big Drop In Real Wages Ahead: Bank of Canada

January 17, 2023

Despite Canada’s booming labor market, households see a bleak year ahead. Bank of Canada (BoC) conducted its quarterly Survey of Consumer Expectations for Q4 2022. The results show households expect inflation to continue ripping higher over the next year. At the same time, the outlook for their own wages have eroded. The combination has led […]

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Canadian Real Estate Prices Haven’t Dropped This Fast Since 2009

January 16, 2023

Canadian real estate prices are falling and fast—in fact, a drop of this size hasn’t been seen since in over a decade.

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Nearly 1 in 3 Canadian Mortgages Are Still Going To Overleveraged Borrowers

January 12, 2023

Canada’s real estate market got a big boost from overleveraged borrowers, according to its bank regulator. OSFI data shows the share of mortgage borrowers that are overleveraged remains high. Overleveraged borrowers, those with a loan to income ratio of 450% or higher, have begun to taper with higher rates, but still represented 1 in 3 […]

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