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Canada’s Big Six Banks Report Over 500,000 Mortgages On Payment Deferral

September 4, 2020

Canadian banks are starting to see mortgage payment deferrals expire, and households resume payments. Canada’s Big Six banks reported Q3 earnings last week, which ended on July 31, 2020. Mortgages on payment deferrals have dropped by nearly a fifth in the latest quarter. While that doesn’t tell us how many people actually needed the deferral, […]

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Canadian Households Have Begun Deleveraging Loans Secured By Real Estate

September 2, 2020

Canadians using their homes at an ATM has slowed down during the pandemic. Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) filings show the balance of loans secured by residential real estate saw growth disappear in June. The slow down was even larger in the personal loan segment, which began declining for the first time […]

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Bank of Canada’s Worst Case Scenario Is Here, Except For A 40% Drop In House Prices

September 2, 2020

Canada’s central bank flooded real estate markets with cheap cash when the pandemic hit, and we may know why. Hilliard MacBeth, a prominent Canadian wealth manager, released a research note for clients last week. In his post, he dissects a Bank of Canada (BoC) staff research note from 2019, testing the resilience of the banking […]

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Canadian Mortgage Credit Sees Growth Slow, Despite Record Real Estate Sales

September 1, 2020

Canadian real estate sales are hitting record levels, but mortgage growth is slowing. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows outstanding mortgage credit hit a new all-time high in July. Even with the new high and various factors working in its favor, the rate of growth is still decelerating. Mortgage Debt Reached Over $1.69 Trillion In […]

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Canada’s Banking Regulator Begins Phasing Out Special Mortgage Payment Deferrals

August 31, 2020

Canadian banks are going to make it a little more difficult to get a break from your mortgage. Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) announced they will begin phasing out special treatment of payment deferrals. Previously, due to the pandemic, the regulator had allowed banks to avoid classifying payment deferrals as non-performing loans. […]

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Canada’s Big Six Banks Set Aside Over $6 Billion For Credit Losses

August 31, 2020

Canadian banks are setting aside a lot more cash for bad loans, despite a number of government programs to help households. The “Big Six” reported Q3 financial results, and a common theme was an increase in provisions for credit losses (PCLs) from last year. The amount of cash banks have set aside for bad loans […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Bank of Canada Floods The Market With Cheap Mortgages, And Condo Owners Rush To Sell

August 30, 2020

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s most important stories. Canadian Real Estate Bank Of Canada’s Mortgage Buying Is A Quarter The Size Of New Mortgage Credit Canada’s central bank kicked into action during the pandemic… by flooding the mortgage market with cheap cash. The central bank held $513 million worth of CMBs in […]

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Canada’s Drop In GDP Made The Economy Even More Dependent On Real Estate

August 28, 2020

Canada’s real estate industry has seen a smaller impact than the general economy during the pandemic. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows residential investment fell in Q2 2020. The drop was smaller than the one GDP made though, meaning the economic dependency on real estate grew. At least for the next few months. Residential Investment […]

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Most of Canada’s Condo Markets Are Down From Peak Prices

August 27, 2020

Canada’s real estate markets have seen prices soar, but condos are getting left behind. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data shows only five major markets saw condo prices hit a new peak in July. Over two-thirds of Canada’s major markets haven’t seen a peak since the beginning of the pandemic. Some markets last saw prices […]

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RBC: Canadian Immigration Recovery Unlikely Near Term, May Impact Real Estate

August 26, 2020

Canada’s largest bank sees the immigration slump lasting a few years. RBC economists crunched the numbers, and saw a huge decline in the number of new permanent resident arrivals. In addition to the decline in arrivals, they also note a big drop in new applications. Since applications take months to process, the bank is seeing […]

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