Here’s How Real Estate Prices Across Canada Stack Up
Canadian real estate isn’t all moving in the same direction these days. Here’s the most (and least!) expensive places to buy a home.
Canadian real estate isn’t all moving in the same direction these days. Here’s the most (and least!) expensive places to buy a home.
IMF ranks Canadian real estate as “overvalued,” late mortgage payments are falling fast, and Toronto and Vancouver condo prices are soaring.
Global real estate prices are on the rise, and Canada’s leading the pack according to the IMF…it’s not a good thing.
Foreign ownership of Canadian real estate has been a hot button issue, but how does foreign ownership of the industry stack up?
Real estate sales are dropping across Canada, and prices are starting to stall according to the Canadian Real Estate Association.
This week’s top stories include the impact of higher interest rates, and the difference between a correction and a crash.
Vancouver real estate isn’t the hotspot for BC’s foreign buyers. Instead, the suburb of Richmond is seeing 1 in 10 homes go to non-residents.
Lowering interest rates pumped up Canadian real estate prices, but will raising them lower prices? It didn’t last time.
This week’s top real estate stories: Canada’s vacant home problem, Toronto real estate is slowing down, and Vancouver is booming…again.
Canada has twice the ratio of vacant homes the US did before the great recession, indicating Canadian real estate may be in hypersupply.