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CMHC Head Warns Homebuyers To Question Motives of Those Saying Prices Will Rise

June 1, 2020

The head of Canada’s national housing agency rang off yet another warning to homebuyers. Evan Siddall, the head of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), warned people to question the motives of anyone that says home prices will rise in the near-term. He does so before rattling off a list of economic pressures against […]

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One In Five of Canada’s Insured Mortgage Deferrals Are In Ontario

May 22, 2020

Canadians are suddenly short on cash for their jumbo sized mortgages. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), the country’s national housing agency, estimates over a tenth of insured mortgages are now on payment deferrals. The agency also added they expect the ratio of deferrals to nearly double over the next few months. Quebec Has The […]

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CMHC Warns Canadians: “Support For Homeownership Cannot Be Unlimited”

May 20, 2020

Canada’s national housing agency wants to remind people there’s a limit to what they can do. Evan Siddall, CEO of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) updated Canada’s standing committee on finance. In the update, he explained how the CMHC is using tens of billions in capital to support real estate markets. Even so, […]

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Vancouver

Vancouver Rental Vacancies Climb To The Highest Level Since 2013

January 16, 2020

Vancouver’s population growth is still booming, but the rental vacancy rate is climbing. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) data shows primary rentals saw vacancies increase in 2019. The rate of vacancy is now at the highest level since 2013, but it has a long way to go to clear that number. Vancouver Rental Vacancies […]

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Toronto

Toronto Rental Vacancy Rises To The Highest Level Since 2015, Despite Population Boom

January 16, 2020

Toronto’s population growth is booming, but so are rental vacancies. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) data shows primary rental vacancies climbed in 2019. The rate is now at the highest level since 2015, as vacancies climb from decade lows just a couple years ago. Toronto’s Vacancy Rate Rises To Highest Level Since 2015 Toronto’s […]

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Canada’s National Housing Agency Thinks Toronto Is No Longer Overvalued

November 8, 2019

What housing affordability crisis? The latest Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) Housing Market Assessment shows real estate is at a “moderate” level of risk. The ratings, were largely unchanged, but did include one surprise. Toronto and Hamilton, previously at high vulnerability, received downgrades to their risk. Generally, more risk is seen in real estate […]

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Canada

Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal See Delinquencies On Large Mortgages Rise

August 28, 2019

Canadian real estate owners with large mortgages are falling behind on payments. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) data shows a climbing delinquency rate on large mortgages in Q1 2019. The rate remains relatively low, but does show the trend is reversing, and the market peak is behind us. What Are You Looking At? Today […]

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Canadian Mortgage Delinquency Rates Are 8x Higher At Alternative Lenders

July 17, 2019

Canadian real estate owners are turning to private lenders, which may not be great news. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) gave households an update on lender data from 2018. The overall rate of delinquency remains low. However, increasingly popular private lenders are seeing delinquency rates 8x higher than typical. Canadian Mortgage Lenders Canadian mortgage […]

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Insured Mortgages On Canadian Real Estate Fall Almost 10%

April 8, 2019

Canadian borrowers seeking the most leverage are tapping out of the market. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show the balance of insured mortgage debt made a huge drop in January. Here’s everything we know about the remaining balance. What Are Insured Mortgages? An insured mortgage is one where the lender is protected against borrower default. […]

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Canada

Toronto and Vancouver Real Estate See Mortgage Delinquencies Start To Climb

March 1, 2019

Toronto and Vancouver real estate is seeing default rates climb from recent lows. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) numbers show the ratio of delinquencies is climbing in both cities as of Q3 2018. The increase is most notable for the largest mortgages, a potential sign that reduced liquidity is making an impact. Mortgage Delinquencies […]

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