This week’s top stories include the impact of higher interest rates, and the difference between a correction and a crash.
We talk to Dr. Joseph Wang, an expert at China’s capital flows, to find out how people are circumventing the rules to buy real estate.
Toronto’s having a tough time filling jobs. At the wages offered, employees would have to devote more than half their income on rent.
Vancouver real estate isn’t the hotspot for BC’s foreign buyers. Instead, the suburb of Richmond is seeing 1 in 10 homes go to non-residents.
Foreign buying of Vancouver real estate is plummeting. Has the city become too expensive for even foreign buyers?
Where the foreign buyers at? Don’t worry, we mapped them region by region, so you can see how Toronto real estate compares to the burbs.
Lowering interest rates pumped up Canadian real estate prices, but will raising them lower prices? It didn’t last time.
Toronto real estate is having a rough June, but the segment hit worst is detached homes. Detached inventory has more than doubled.
Is it a real estate crash, or correction? We give you a breakdown on both terms, so you can please stop using them interchangeably.
Vancouver real estate prices might be getting a bump, but there’s 5 regions in the REBGV that are in negative territory.