Small Rate Hike, Big Impact On Canadian Real Estate Buyers
Canadian real estate buyers are getting hit with another hurdle to buying, higher interest rates. Here’s how the BoC’s small hike makes it harder and more expensive to buyers.
Canadian real estate buyers are getting hit with another hurdle to buying, higher interest rates. Here’s how the BoC’s small hike makes it harder and more expensive to buyers.
Toronto’s detached real estate is seeing prices drop for a 7th month in a row, as sales continue to decline, and inventory soars.
Canadian real estate had a roller coaster of a year in 2017. Here’s which markets did better (and which ones did worse), than the year before.
Canadian real estate sales soared to a record high, as FOMO drives buyers to “squeeze” in before mortgage stress testing becomes mandatory.
Toronto real estate saw prices decline for a seventh consecutive month, as sales continued to slide and inventory climbs.
The Canadian real estate slow down from higher interest rates is real, and parliament is projecting it will slow GDP growth until at least 2022.
Toronto real estate is still cooling down from the great panic buying of early 2017, and the condo market is no exception.
Canadian real estate inventory is soaring in some of the country’s hottest markets, and CREA is anticipating sales will drop next year.
Canadian real estate prices dropped for a third month in a row, with Toronto making the largest single month decline in the country.
Toronto real estate is seeing lower prices, less sales, and more inventory for detached homes across the city.