Toronto Tops UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index, Vancouver Comes In Fourth
Global banking giant UBS compiled its annual Global Real Estate Bubble Index. Toronto takes the top spot, and Vancouver comes in fourth.
Is Canadian Real Estate The Least Affordable It’s Ever Been? Nope
Canadian real estate is getting pricey, but how does it compare to historical levels of affordability? Here’s the numbers.
Foreign Buying Numbers Are About To Spike In Canada. Relax, It’s Not What You Think
Foreign buying numbers for Canadian real estate are about to go through the roof, but don’t worry. It’s probably not new demand.
Teranet: Canadian Real Estate Prices Drop 1%, Largest Single-Month Decline Since 2010
Canadian real estate prices continue to fall, led by a decline in Toronto, reports land registry giant Teranet.
Royal Bank Just Released Their Canadian Real Estate Forecast, Here’s The Numbers
Royal Bank just released their forecast for Canadian real estate prices, here’s the numbers and what they mean.
Big Six Bank: Canadian Real Estate Affordability Worsens For The Longest Run In Decades
It now takes up to 30 years to save a downpayment for Canadian real estate, and National Bank of Canada is sounding the alarm.
Toronto Condos Break Losing Streak, Prices Resume Climb
Toronto real estate is seeing price growth taper quickly, but condos just broke the downtrend. Is this the start of a reversal?
Dodging Canadian Foreign Buyer Taxes: A Guide To Exploiting Loopholes For Fun and Profit
Canadian real estate getting hard to sell because of foreign buyer taxes? Not anymore, using these tips the government already knows about.
Small Rate Hike? Here’s How That $1,000,000 mortgage can now cost Canadians over $900,000
Canadian real estate prices are high, but rising interest rates are sending the final cost of a mortgage even higher.
Toronto Condo Prices Are Getting Closer To Detached Units, How Normal Is That?
Toronto real estate is making some strange moves, with condo prices inching closer to detached homes. Here’s how that compares historically.
