1 In 5 Canadian Homeowners Commits Mortgage Fraud: Broker
Scott Nazareth, one of Canada’s top mortgage brokers estimates 20% of Canadians are committing mortgage fraud to qualify for homeownership.
Chinese New Year Sales of Vancouver Real Estate Down 78%
Vancouver real estate saw less than a quarter of the typical buying during the usually busy Chinese New Year period.
Vancouver Detached Home Prices Drop For 6th Month In A Row
Vancouver real estate can’t catch a break. Detached homes saw sales cut in half last month, and prices declined for the sixth month in a row.
Canada Creates 48,000 Jobs, But Inflation Grew 25% Faster Than Wages
Canada dropped some killer job numbers at first glance, but a second look shows the quality of jobs is rapidly deteriorating.
3 In 5 Toronto Neighborhoods See Detached Home Prices Rise Over 20%
Toronto real estate had a strong start to the year, with detached homes rising over 20% year over year in 3 out of 5 neighborhoods.
Here’s Where Metro Vancouver’s 66,719 Unoccupied Homes Are [Interactive]
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Census 2016 shows Metro Vancouver had a massive number of under utilized homes, so we thought we’d visualize it…for science.
Toronto Has Over 99,000 Unoccupied Homes, Here’s Where They Are [Interactive]
New data from Statistics Canada show that 99,236 homes in the Toronto CMA are irregularly occupied. So we thought we’d map them!
Vancouver Real Estate Inventory Skyrockets Over 215% In January
January 2017 was a terrible month for Vancouver real estate. Sales are declining, inventory is building, and prices are dropping.
Canadian Consumers Set A New Debt Record, Over $2 Trillion
Canadian real estate helped drive consumer debt levels so high, it would take the net worth of the 9 richest people in HISTORY to pay it off.
Toronto Real Estate Rises Over 5 Percent In January 2017
The average price of Toronto real estate increased by $40k in the first month of the year, a whopping 5% increase from the month prior.
