Loans Against Canadian Real Estate Rocket To A New High
Canadians are using rapidly borrowing against their real estate windfall, sending the total levels of debt secured by home equity to a record high.
Toronto Real Estate Rentals Get A Slight Downtick On Prices In Q4
Toronto real estate’s wacky roller coaster is extending to the rental market, where the average lease rate is taking a breather after jumping double digits.
Small Rate Hike, Big Impact On Canadian Real Estate Buyers
Canadian real estate buyers are getting hit with another hurdle to buying, higher interest rates. Here’s how the BoC’s small hike makes it harder and more expensive to buyers.
This Week’s Top Stories: Toronto Detached Real Estate Listings Rise Over 270%, and Why Employment Isn’t So Hot
Toronto’s detached real estate listings are still on the rise, and you shouldn’t be so confident in the Canadian employment data you heard.
Canadian Interest Rates Were Raised On Junk Employment Data
Canadian real estate prices are closely related to employment and interest rates. Here’s why we might be looking at employment numbers wrong, and how that may have contributed to a premature rise in interest rates.
Toronto Detached Real Estate Inventory Rises Over 230%
Toronto’s detached real estate is seeing prices drop for a 7th month in a row, as sales continue to decline, and inventory soars.
Here’s Canada’s Hottest (and Coldest) Major Real Estate Markets
Canadian real estate had a roller coaster of a year in 2017. Here’s which markets did better (and which ones did worse), than the year before.
FOMO Sends Canadian Real Estate Sales To Record High
Canadian real estate sales soared to a record high, as FOMO drives buyers to “squeeze” in before mortgage stress testing becomes mandatory.
Teranet: Montreal and Toronto Real Estate Prices Drop, Vancouver Soars
Montreal and Toronto real estate prices decline, but Vancouver rises so much it brings the whole Teranet index into positive territory.
This Week’s Top Stories: Over 81,000 Canadian Real Estate Buyers Would Have Failed Stress Testing, and Toronto is Low On Density, High on Prices
Over 81,000 Canadian real estate buyers would have failed stress testing, and Canada’s most expensive cities are low on density, high on prices.
