Canadian real estate prices, crunching mortgage numbers, and dodging foreign buyer taxes in Toronto and Vancouver are the topics of the week.
Canadian real estate prices are high, but rising interest rates are sending the final cost of a mortgage even higher.
Montreal real estate is seeing more buyers with mortgages, even though the rate of homeownership growth just hit an all-time low.
Analysis of Census 2016 numbers show the great Canadian real estate binge pushed the total number of mortgages to a new all-time high.
Vancouver residential mortgages show solid gains, despite rising real estate prices dragging the rate of homeownership lower.
Toronto real estate prices are taking its toll on homeownership rates, but the number of mortgages continue to rise.
Greater Toronto residents are seeking formal creditor relief on lower levels of debt, according to an analysis of filings with the OSB.
Toronto real estate went from booming to excess in just a few short months over the past year. Here’s what it looked like.
Canadian real estate owners won’t lose their homes over proposed uninsured mortgage stress testing, but it could cost them more.
Canadian real estate buyers lose a huge amount of borrowing power under proposed OSFI rules, this is how those numbers look across Canada.
