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This Week’s Top Stories: Canada To Face Epic Recession If Tariffs Hit, & Bonds Derail Real Estate

January 19, 2025

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canada To Face 2nd Largest Recession Ever If It Enters A Trade War: BoC Canada isn’t responding well to American tariff threats, and it can cost both countries a lot. National Bank of Canada (NBF) looked at the BOC modeling done back […]

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Canada To Face 2nd Largest Recession Ever If It Enters A Trade War: BoC

January 17, 2025

Canadians may be facing the largest non-pandemic recession ever, in just a few short weeks. That’s the focus of a new report from National Bank of Canada (NBF), which examines the Bank of Canada (BoC) modeling of a similar tail risk back in 2019. The spat would deliver a blow to both countries, but north […]

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Global Real Estate Recovery Threatened By Surging Bond Yields: Ox Econ

January 17, 2025

Global real estate markets may have to hit pause on those plans to recover this year. A new report from Oxford Economics warns the global real estate recovery may be derailed by surging bond yields. The year kicked off with a sharp climb, which will have a big impact on all investments, but especially yield […]

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The Great Canadian Real Estate Stagnation Has Just Begun: BMO

January 16, 2025

Canadian real estate sales are picking up but prices haven’t budged, and they aren’t expected to in the near future. BMO Capital Markets believes the Great Canadian real estate stagnation may have just kicked off. Despite a sharp cut to interest rates and normalization of buyer volumes, prices are still moving sideways. Those expecting a […]

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Canadian Real Estate Prices Make A Bigger Drop As Reality Sets In

January 15, 2025

Canadian real estate sales are returning to normal, but prices suffered another setback last month. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data shows the price of a composite benchmark, or typical, home, fell in December. Despite demand returning and an ambitious start to 2024, the year closed out with losses doubling the rate seen a month […]

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Canadian Real Estate Prices Won’t Recover Peak Until 2029: BMO 

January 14, 2025

Canadian real estate has seen some positive growth but won’t recover to peak valuations for another half decade. That was the take from BMO Capital Markets, who sees demand getting a boost from a few factors including cheaper, easier credit. However, they don’t see home prices returning to their peak until 2029, as a combination […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Mortgage Rates To Rise, & Toronto Job Market Amongst Worst In Canada

January 12, 2025

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canada’s Top Job Market Is Saskatoon, Toronto Ranks Near Worst: BMO Canada’s biggest city is its top destination for economic migrants, but it’s one of the worst places to actually find a job. BMO Capital Markets released its annual rank of the […]

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Canada’s Top Job Market Is Saskatoon, Toronto Ranks Near Worst: BMO

January 10, 2025

Toronto is out and Saskatoon is in—at least for those looking for a robust job market. That’s the take from BMO’s latest labor market rankings of Canada’s 33 largest cities. The country added tens of thousands of jobs, but surging population growth means some cities did worse than others. Places like Toronto saw a sharp […]

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Canadian Seniors More Likely To Have A Mortgage Than Young Adults

January 9, 2025

Canadian real estate in the 2020s is more for seniors than young adults, though it wasn’t always that way. Bank of Canada (BoC) 2024 mortgage data reveals that seniors are more likely to have a mortgage than those younger than 35 years old. Contrasting it with borrower age at origination reveals that those under 35 […]

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Canadian Borrowers To Feel Bank of Canada’s QT In 2025: NBF

January 6, 2025

Canada’s central bank is still trying to reel in the mass liquidity injections it made in 2020. A new report from National Bank of Canada (NBF) explains they see quantitative tightening (QT) making progress in 2025. The Bank of Canada (BoC) policy reverses liquidity introduced during quantitative ease (QE) in 2020, and will raise borrowing […]

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