Canadians Are Borrowing Against Real Estate At The Fastest Pace Ever
Canadians are borrowing against real estate at the fastest pace ever, setting a new all-time high for loans secured by property.
Vancouver Real Estate Sees The Largest Drop of New Listings In Canada
Vancouver real estate is seeing new listings plummet, but not as fast as sales. This may contribute to further tapering of price growth.
Toronto Real Estate Is Seeing A Massive Flood of Inventory
Toronto real estate is seeing at least 3 times more new listings than any other Canadian city, and buyers aren’t keeping up.
This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Real Estate Sales Are Dropping, and Condo Madness Spreads Beyond Toronto and Vancouver
Canadian real estate sales are falling faster than the industry is anticipating, and condo sales hit an all-time high across the country.
Canadian Real Estate Sales Are Falling Over Twice As Fast As Expected
The Canadian Real Estate Association forecast was recently updated, let’s see how far from reality it is compared to the current market.
Condo Prices Across Canada Hit An All-Time High
Canadian real estate prices got even wackier, as more than half of the country’s large condo markets hit all-time pricing highs in July.
This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Real Estate Has Worst Month Since 2008, Vancouver Gets Frothier
Canadian real estate prices see the largest single-month decline since 2008, and Vancouver’s detached home prices inch to an all-time high.
Canadian Real Estate Prices See Largest Single Month Decline Since 2008
Canadian real estate prices take the largest nose dive in years according to numbers released by the Canadian Real Estate Association.
This Week’s Top Stories: How Far Will Canadian Real Estate Prices Drop, and A Brief History of Foreign Buying of Vancouver Real Estate
Modeling a potential Canadian real estate price correction, and digging through the modern history of foreign buying of Vancouver real estate.
Lonely Urban Centers Are Canada’s Next Huge Real Estate Trend
If you’re a Canadian real estate agent or developer, you’re probably going to want to take note of the rise in single-person occupancy.
