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Bank of Canada Study Warns Rate Cuts Mostly Create Demand, Not Supply

October 26, 2026

Canada’s real estate industry often argues the central bank should ignore shelter inflation and keep rates low to boost supply. A new Bank of Canada (BoC) staff paper tests both claims, and neither holds up as a blanket rule. The researchers find that ignoring shelter inflation during a demand-driven boom is destabilizing to the economy […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Real Estate Prices To Fall Further, Banks Urge More Immigration

October 25, 2026

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Real Estate Prices To Fall Even Further: Oxford Economics The Canadian housing crash is already the largest on record, and it may not be over. Oxford Economics is forecasting prices and sales falling further through early 2027. Higher rates, elevated energy […]

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Canadian Real Estate Prices To Fall Even Further: Oxford Economics

October 23, 2026

Oxford Economics expects Canadian home prices to fall further as rising mortgage rates, weak hiring, and stretched valuations weigh on demand.

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Canadian Mortgage Growth Slumps As Rate Hikes Threaten More Pressure

October 22, 2026

Canadian borrowing is losing steam just as interest rate hikes come back into focus. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows mortgage credit posted its smallest August increase since 2013, pushing annual growth to a pace rarely seen outside housing corrections. With nearly a third of new mortgages carrying variable rates, renewed tightening could further throttle […]

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Canadian Real Estate Needs More Immigration, Foreign Buyers: National Bank

October 21, 2026

Canadian real estate remains out of reach for young adults, but the show must go on. That’s the takeaway from a new housing report from National Bank of Canada. Slow home sales have led to a backlog of developer inventory, but billions in public bailouts are being used to support prices. National Bank urges policymakers […]

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Canada’s Borrowing 2.2x Deficit, Payments To Hit 1 in 7 Dollars of Revenue: PBO

October 20, 2026

Is it a bird? A plane? No, it’s… the size of Canada’s debt servicing costs. The Parliamentary Budget Officer’s (PBO) latest Economic and Fiscal Outlook projects Ottawa will accumulate $333 billion in deficit spending over 5 years. However, the Government of Canada (GoC) will need to borrow nearly three-quarters of a trillion dollars. Debt servicing […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadians Migrate To Alberta, Job Slump Wipes Out 2026 Gains

October 11, 2026

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canada Lost 110,000 Jobs Over Two Months, Wiping Out 2026 Gains The narrative of Canada’s resilient job market has flipped in just two months. Employment fell by roughly 70,000 jobs in September, totaling a drop of 110,000 since August. The two-month slump […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Home Prices Back To 2016 Levels, and Rents Surged Before Population

October 4, 2026

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Home Prices Back To 2016 Levels After Inflation, Still Out of Reach  Canadian home prices rose—just not in real (inflation-adjusted) terms. BIS data shows home prices in Canada rose 0.78% in Q2 2026, the first increase in a year—though they remain […]

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Canadian Rents Surged 20%, But the BoC Can’t Explain How It Started

October 1, 2026

Rental prices in Canada have been driven by more than just population growth. A new Bank of Canada (BoC) research paper breaks down the factors that can explain the recent surge in 1 bedroom rents from 2020 to 2026. They found that financing costs made a big contribution to higher rents, especially when rates began […]

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Canadian Home Prices Back To 2016 Levels After Inflation, Still Out of Reach

September 30, 2026

Canadian home prices climbed for the first time in a little over a year, according to Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Q2 data. Adjust for inflation, however, and the brief gain disappears. Real home prices fell further, reaching their lowest level in nearly a decade—but that doesn’t mean buyers are finding 2016-era affordability.  Canadian Home […]

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