Vancouver is seeing new construction prices fly to new highs, posting the second largest annual gain for the month of July.
Vancouver New Construction Posts Second Largest Price Increase For July
Toronto Condo Buyers Have No Idea What Condos Are Worth
The Toronto condo market is making erratic swings, with some neighborhoods posting over $30k gains, and others posting over $30k in losses.
Toronto New Construction Prices See The Worst July Since 1993
New construction prices are dropping fast. Numbers from the Canada Housing and Mortgage Corporation (CMHC) show that new construction sale prices in Toronto have declined by various measures. Interesting enough, sales in July 2017 haven’t actually slowed down. Source: CMHC. Median Price of New Construction In Toronto Declines Over 20% The median price of new […]
Vancouver’s Mortgage Delinquencies Hit A Record Low
Vancouver’s soaring real estate prices helped to send mortgage delinquencies to a new low, but it’s not the good news you think it is.
Canadian Real Estate Prices See Largest Single Month Decline Since 2008
Canadian real estate prices take the largest nose dive in years according to numbers released by the Canadian Real Estate Association.
Vancouver Detached Real Estate Hits An All-Time High In 2017… Again
Vancouver detached real estate hits an all-time high, despite sales declining almost twice as fast as inventory.
Toronto Detached Real Estate Prices Drop Up To $200,000
Toronto detached real estate had a rough July, with TREB reporting neighborhoods experiencing a drop of up to $200,000 in some ‘hoods.
Toronto Real Estate Sets A New Record Low For Mortgage Delinquencies
The high liquidity of Toronto real estate has sent mortgage defaults to record lows, here’s why this might be a problem.
Vancouver Real Estate Is Soaring… In Terms of Inventory
Vancouver real estate is seeing inventory rapidly build, as sales drop. Don’t worry, prices still moved higher.
Toronto Real Estate Prices Are Dropping Up To $2,100 Per Day
Toronto Real Estate Board numbers show neighborhoods in Toronto saw typical home prices drop up to $2,100 per day.