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Canadian Real Estate Sees Inventory Surge As Sales Plummet, Market Hits Balanced

June 15, 2022

Told ya’ higher interest rates would lead to more Canadian real estate inventory. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data shows existing-home sales dropped sharply in May. At the same time inventory has been climbing as more owners cash out some of those record gains. Falling sales and higher inventory has driven the market into balanced […]

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Canadian Real Estate’s Nearly 40-Year Tailwind From Lower Rates Is Reversing: BMO

June 14, 2022

Canadian real estate has had an easy climb over the past 30+ years, but that might be coming to an end. That was the take from BMO Capital Markets in a new research note. Recent mortgage borrowers will have to renew at much higher rates in the future. The estimated renewal increase will be the […]

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Canadian Household Debt To Income Ties Record, Bigger Economic Drag This Time

June 13, 2022

Low rates and the promise of riches from ever rising home prices sent Canadians on an epic debt binge. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the household debt to disposable income ratio tied the record in Q1 2022. A tie might sound like we’ve seen this before, but interest rates make this situation stand out. […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Real Estate’s Potential 30% Drop and Mortgage Rates To Hit “Inconceivable” Levels

June 12, 2022

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Real Estate’s Worst Case Is A 30% Price Drop, Still Down By 2027: RBC Canada’s largest bank is preparing for a big drop in home prices in a downturn. RBC’s worst case scenario for Canadian real estate is a 30% price […]

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Nearly 27% of Canada’s Mortgage Borrowers Are Highly Indebted, But Risk Is Overstated

June 11, 2022

Canada borrowed debt so households didn’t have to, but they went ahead and borrowed anyway. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows the share of highly indebted mortgage borrowers pushed to a new high in Q1 2022. These borrowers, with at least a 450% debt-to-income (DTI) ratio, now represent 1 in 4 mortgages. It sounds bad, […]

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Low Rates Helped Canadian Real Estate Investors Outcompete First-Time Buyers

June 10, 2022

First-time home buyers are out and investors are in. That’s the takeaway from Bank of Canada (BoC) data showing the share of real estate investors in the market. Before 2020, investor demand for real estate was beginning to slow down. When rates were cut in 2020, it sparked a new wave of investor demand that […]

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Whoops! Bank of Canada Warns “Most” Major Real Estate Markets Might Be Bubbles

June 9, 2022

Canadian real estate went from the narrative prices will always rise, to “look out below” in a matter of weeks. It’s not surprising to see a fickle public change their mind that fast, but it’s odd to see the Bank of Canada (BoC) do it. In the House Price Exuberance Indicator (HPEI) for Q1 2022, […]

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Canadian Mortgage Costs To Hit “Inconceivable” Levels After Bond Yields Surge: BMO

June 8, 2022

Canadians should say good-bye to the 15-or-so year experiment with cheap debt, because it’s over. Government of Canada (GoC) 5-year bond yields continued to boom, accelerating this week. The yield now sits at the highest level since before the Great Recession and isn’t expected to slow down. Mortgage rates will see a big impact from […]

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Canada Sees 1 in 5 People Go Hungry Due To Soaring Inflation & Home Prices

June 7, 2022

Canada’s improvements in poverty proved to be more transitory than inflation. New survey data from Food Banks Canada (FBC) shows over a fifth of households have recently gone hungry. With inflation running higher than incomes, many households can’t easily absorb rising costs. FBC found more food bank users are citing high inflation and rising shelter […]

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Canadian Mortgage Originations Fell Before Rate Hikes, Ontario Took The Biggest Hit

June 7, 2022

Fewer Canadians were taking out new mortgages, even before the rate hikes began. Mortgage origination data from TransUnion shows how originations fell sharply in Q4 2021. Not one province showed annual growth, with Ontario leading the way lower. As Canadian real estate prices climbed, fewer people were qualified to buy. This can act as friction […]

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