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Canadian Households Spend $900/Week On Taxes—More Than Shelter & Food

August 1, 2024

Canadian real estate is expensive, but at least it comes with “free” healthcare, right? One might want to reconsider that statement when they take a look at the latest update of the Canadian Consumer Tax Index for 2023. Published by the Fraser Institute, it shows the average household is devoting significantly more towards income taxes […]

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Canadian GDP Driven By Public Sector, Per Capita Recession Deepens

July 31, 2024

Canada’s economy beat expectations but dive into the details before celebrating. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows real gross domestic product (GDP) grew faster-than-expected in May. However, even with a rapid public sector expansion driving half the advance, it failed to meet population growth. As a result, Canada’s GDP per capita recession printed an 8th […]

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Big Five Banks Back Most of Toronto’s Negative Cash Flow Condo Investors 

July 30, 2024

Canada’s banks have dominated Greater Toronto’s investor mortgage market. CIBC data shows the Big Five captured 75% of investor mortgages on condos completed in Toronto in 2023. There’s just one problem-most of those mortgages are cash flow negative—the rent fails to match the payment, property taxes, and maintenance fees on the unit. The Big Five […]

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Canadian Families Captured Bigger Share of New Housing As Rates Climbed

July 29, 2024

Finally, some good Canadian real estate news—though it’s unlikely to be a lasting trend. New data from the Canadian Housing Statistics Program (CHSP) at Statistics Canada (Stat Can) shows more new condo apartments were owned by end-users in 2022. As interest rates climbed, prices stalled and investors no longer saw the same return potential. Owner-occupants […]

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Over 4 In 5 Greater Toronto Leveraged Condo Investors Are Losing Money

July 26, 2024

The Greater Toronto condo market has been dominated by investors for years. That’s changing really fast, according to a new analysis from CIBC Economics. Over 4 in 5 investors with a condo apartment rental completed in 2024 are losing money, collecting less rent than they’re paying out. It’s a problem that’s long existed, but may […]

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Canadian Real Estate Faces The Worst Market Since 90s Recession: CIBC

July 25, 2024

Canadian real estate is facing some of the worst market conditions in decades. That was the take in CIBC’s latest research paper, which warns investment has disappeared from the market. The problem is amplified in the Greater Toronto condo market, where investors represent over two-thirds of buyers. Complicating the issue further is a weak condo […]

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Bank of Canada Sees “Robust” Real Estate Investment After Rate Cuts

July 24, 2024

Canada’s central bank sees real estate becoming an even stronger part of the economy. Bank of Canada (BoC) announced a cut to its key interest rate this morning, as widely expected by markets. The central bank justified the decision by noting the progress made on inflation, as well as excess supplies and labor market slack. […]

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Canadian Real Estate Won’t Get A Boost From Next Rate Cut: BMO

July 23, 2024

The Bank of Canada (BoC) is widely expected to cut its overnight rate this week, but it won’t boost real estate activity. That was the take from BMO Capital Markets, which sees little to no impact from the move. In a research note to investors, the bank explains that bond markets have already priced in […]

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Toronto Office Space Vacancy Hits A New Record High—So Did Prices

July 23, 2024

Looking for office space in Toronto? You’re in luck, because there’s a whole lot of it waiting for new tenants, according to commercial real estate giant Avison-Young. Toronto office space available for lease surged into Q2 2024, as vacancies pile up and more companies offload surplus space. A fifth of the market is now available […]

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Canadian Wages To Slow As Market Absorbs Excess Labor: BMO 

July 22, 2024

Over the past few years Canadians have repeatedly heard of a labor shortage. Policymakers have suddenly gone silent on the issue, and surprise—there’s now a massive surplus of labor. BMO warns the increased competition will produce higher employment and lower wages. Not great news for labor, but good news for the central bank looking for […]

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