Toronto Real Estate Now Has The Fastest Growing Gap Between Sales and New Listings
Toronto real estate is seeing the fastest decline in sales to new listings in the country, and is rapidly moving towards a buyers market.
This Week’s Top Stories: Toronto Real Estate Tops The UBS Bubble Index, And Find Out Where We Are In The Real Estate Cycle
Two Canadian cities are in the top 5 global real estate bubble index put out by UBS, and find out where we are in the real estate cycle.
Canadian Real Estate Works In A Cycle, Here’s Where We Are
Vancouver and Toronto’s real estate markets aren’t special. Here’s the lesson we taught the country’s top economists this week.
Vancouver and Toronto Real Estate Owners Would Be Slaughtered If Rates Rise Just 1%
Vancouver and Toronto real estate owners are in for trouble if mortgage rates rise an additional 100bps, according to one of the Big Six banks.
Toronto Real Estate Prices Roll Back, BC Now Home To The 3 Most Expensive Markets
Toronto real estate drops to the bottom of the price change list, while Vancouver and the surrounding areas jump to the top.
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.
This Week’s Top Stories: Foreign Buying Numbers Are About To Spike, and The Big Banks Weigh In On Canadian Real Estate
Canadian real estate is about to see a spike in foreign buyer numbers, and Canada’s largest bank gives their forecast for prices next year.
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.
