Canadians Push Past $2 Trillion In Debt To Set A New Record…Again
Canadians now hold over $2.025 trillion in debt according to the Bank of Canada, setting another all-time high, and it my be accelerating.
Canadians now hold over $2.025 trillion in debt according to the Bank of Canada, setting another all-time high, and it my be accelerating.
Median income for Canadians began falling in 2015 according to Statistics Canada latest survey release. This is the first time in 4 years.
The gap between new home prices in Canada and the US is growing, with Canadian homes now more than 50% more expensive.
Turns out Canadian and American millennials are finding the pursuit of homeownership a little more difficult than their Chinese counterparts.
Soaring prices for Toronto’s detached homes are often attributed to the decline of detached units, but apparently that’s just a myth.
Plot twist. Toronto real estate sales are down, but the luxury segment is booming. What the f**k does that mean?
The average Canadian home price rose $100,000 from April 2016, a 19% increase according to the Canadian Real Estate Association.
Vancouver condo sales decline, but a quick drop in inventory sent prices higher for a third month in a row.
Toronto’s condo market saw less new listings, more sales, and higher prices in April. Although there’s something worth noting in the charts.
Vancouver real estate is starting to warm up again, and this time detached suburban homes are leading the way.