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Toronto New Home Sales Plummet, But The 905 More Than Makes Up The Volume

July 26, 2019

Greater Toronto new home sales are improving, just not in the City of Toronto. Numbers from Altus Group, a leading real estate data firm, show a big climb for new home sales in June. While the climb is large, sales volumes are still below average for the month. Most interesting is the market shift. New […]

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Toronto Crane Count Jumps To 120 – More Than 2x Any Other City In North America

July 25, 2019

Toronto is still the King of North American real estate development. The Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) Crane Index shows Toronto had 120 active construction cranes in July. Toronto not only tops the list for the most real estate development in North America. It also has more than twice the number of active construction cranes than […]

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Canadian Real Estate Owners Tapped Over $301 Billion In Home Equity For Loans

July 24, 2019

Canadian real estate owners just squeezed out a new record for borrowing home equity. Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) filings show the balance of loans secured by residential property reached a new record high in May. The record high came with smaller than typical monthly increase. However, the annual increase was the […]

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Canada

B.C. Is Home To The Fastest Cooling Real Estate Markets In Canada

July 23, 2019

B.C. real estate markets are the fastest cooling in the country right now. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) numbers show sales to new listings ratios made a mild decline across the country. Most markets made improvements on a year-over-year basis. However, B.C.’s markets are cooling so fast, it was enough to weight the national market. […]

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National Bank of Canada: Don’t Take Real Estate Price Increase As A Sign of “Vigour”

July 22, 2019

Canadians must be entering election season, because not even real estate prices will give a straight answer. The Teranet–National Bank of Canada House Price Index (TNB HPI) showed prices increased in June. Economists at the bank warn not to read too much into  the increase, however. Without seasonal pressures, the index would have shown a […]

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Vancouver

Half of Greater Vancouver Can’t Afford A One Bedroom Rental

July 19, 2019

Vancouver real estate is hella expensive, but it’s become ridiculous in recent years. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) crunched the numbers to find the wage needed to rent in Greater Vancouver. Breaking down the numbers further, we see how unsustainable the region has become. The average one-bedroom is now unaffordable to over half of […]

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Toronto

Over Half of Toronto Can’t Afford To Rent An Average 1 Bedroom By Themselves

July 19, 2019

Young person looking to move to Toronto? Better line up a professional gig first, or expect to bunk up. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) crunched the numbers to find the wage needed to rent in Greater Toronto. Digging into the numbers, we can see how unsustainably high prices have become. The average one-bedroom is […]

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Canadian Cities Are Now Too Expensive For Minimum Wage Employees To Rent

July 18, 2019

Canadian real estate insanity has officially spread to every corner of the country. The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) conducted a rental affordability study across Canada. The non-partisan organization found minimum wage employees can’t even afford to rent these days. Minimum wage earners can only afford to rent an average one-bedroom in 3 small […]

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Canadian Mortgage Delinquency Rates Are 8x Higher At Alternative Lenders

July 17, 2019

Canadian real estate owners are turning to private lenders, which may not be great news. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) gave households an update on lender data from 2018. The overall rate of delinquency remains low. However, increasingly popular private lenders are seeing delinquency rates 8x higher than typical. Canadian Mortgage Lenders Canadian mortgage […]

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Canada

Canadian Household Borrowing Rates Have Nearly Fallen Back To Last Year’s Levels

July 16, 2019

Canadian borrowing rates are dropping from the multi-year high reached earlier this year. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show the effective household borrowing rate is falling as of July. The rate, while lower than peak, is still significantly above 2017 levels of cheap credit. Effective Household Borrowing Rate The effective household borrowing rate is the […]

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