Declining Loonie Could Boost Canadian Real Estate Prices Further
Canadian real estate prices could move higher, as analysts are starting to call a further decline for the loonie.
Vancouver Real Estate Creeps Up, Homes 60% More Expensive Than Toronto
Vancouver real estate prices creeped up, but a significant drop in demand questions its ability to continue its rise.
Defaulting On Homes In Alberta May Be Smarter Than You Think
Alberta’s non-recourse mortgages mean many people can walk away from their mortgages with minimum consequences in the event of a crash.
Canadians Racked Up Twice The Mortgage Debt of Americans
Canadian mortgage debt demolished previous records this year, having risen to $1.03 trillion at chartered banks alone.
How Many Weeks of Pay Does a Millennial Need For A Downpayment?
Canadian real estate prices have soared so high, the average Millennial now needs to wait at least 10 years to save a downpayment.
Canadian Housing Bubble Is Fueled By Household Debt
The Canadian housing bubble extends far beyond Vancouver, and we look at one of the primary contributors – low mortgage rates.
Is BC Real Estate Crashing? Not Even Close According To BCREA
Is BC real estate cooling down? BC Real Estate Association (BCREA) released its first forecast since the foreign buyer tax was implemented, and they’re still predicting strong growth. While the accuracy of these industry forecasts can be a little bias, they’re predicting an increase in the rest of the province, which will offset any losses […]
Canada’s Real Estate Bubble Is Way Worse Than The US, Here’s The Chart
Canadian real estate prices rose with the US up until 2008, but never crashed. Actually, it continued to rise for the next 8 years – so far.
Why Are Canadian Pensions Selling Vancouver Real Estate? Cap Rates
Large Canadian pensions are looking to reduce exposure to Vancouver real estate, we look at one of the reasons why – cap rates.
Canadian Pensions Selling Billions Worth of Vancouver Real Estate
Canada’s large public pensions are beginning to lower exposure to the Vancouver real estate market, setting off new alarms of the bubble pop.
