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Canadian Real Estate Sellers Canceled 1 In 5 Listings Last Month: NBF

January 22, 2025

Canada is still in a deep winter freeze, but the market is shaping up for an interesting Spring. National Bank of Canada (NBF) found that real estate inventory proved more resilient than sales in December. That inventory might be even higher this Spring, as frustrated sellers cancel 1 in 5 listings without a sale. Many […]

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Canadian GDP Driven By Public Sector, Per Capita Recession Deepens

July 31, 2024

Canada’s economy beat expectations but dive into the details before celebrating. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows real gross domestic product (GDP) grew faster-than-expected in May. However, even with a rapid public sector expansion driving half the advance, it failed to meet population growth. As a result, Canada’s GDP per capita recession printed an 8th […]

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Canadian Mortgage Borrowers Have Rate Cut FOMO, Snub 5-Year Terms

August 23, 2023

Canadian mortgage borrowers won’t take on the risk of a variable rate mortgage, but they’re dreaming of rate cuts. Bank of Canada (BoC) data reveals a record share of mortgage originations had fixed interest terms in June. However, they aren’t opting for a longer, and traditionally more popular, 5-year fixed term. National Bank of Canada […]

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Toronto

Toronto Real Estate Correction Hits Pause, Prices Jump $27k Higher

April 5, 2023

Are Greater Toronto real estate prices past the bottom? Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) data shows the composite benchmark, or typical home, saw prices surge higher in March. Home sales remain weak despite the pop, and experts don’t see that changing in the near term. However, buyers in the market sent prices much higher […]

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Canada’s Real Estate Bubble Is Approaching The Largest In History

December 1, 2022

Canada’s real estate bubble has blown past the 90s bubble, and is going for the biggest of all time. National Bank (NBF) data shows affordability in Q3 2022 eroded to the worst level since the early 1980s. Just like the 80s bubble, they don’t expect this one to persist for much longer. Affordability is expected […]

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Canadian Real Estate Prices Are Falling Faster Than They Did In The Financial Crisis

October 20, 2022

Canadian real estate investors finding comfort in the fact home prices didn’t fall much during the Financial Crisis, might want to look away. Land registry giant Teranet released its House Price Index for September, and it shows a sharp drop in home prices. The index, made in partnership with National Bank of Canada (NBF) is […]

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Canada’s Real Estate Bubble Is So Big Households Need 64% of Income For A Mortgage

August 17, 2022

Most of Canada couldn’t buy a home even if they wanted to. National Bank of Canada (NBF) is once again sounding the alarm on housing affordability. A typical home required nearly two-thirds of a household’s income just to service the mortgage payments in Q2 2022. The quarter saw the fastest erosion of affordability in 40 […]

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Canada’s Variable Rate Mortgage Borrowers Aren’t In For The Mayhem Media Expects

July 27, 2022

Canadian variable rate mortgage costs are rising, but National Bank of Canada doesn’t see the “trigger rate” being hit.

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Canada’s Inflation Is Higher Than Its Jobless Rate — It’s Rare & Bad News

May 18, 2022

Canadian inflation surged to a multi-decade high while the jobless rate plunged to a low. In April, the consumer price index (CPI) remained higher than the unemployment rate. According to the National Bank of Canada (NBF), it’s only happened a couple of times before and it was bad news. Canada’s Inflation Is Now Higher Than […]

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Canada Will Use Reverse of Program Used To Boost Housing, End of “Free Money”: NBF

January 29, 2022

One of Canada’s “Big Six” banks sees the country’s central bank playing catch up to keep pace with the US. National Bank of Canada (NBF) warned their financial market customers the “free-money party” is over. The Bank of Canada (BoC) used quantitative ease (QE), driving home sales and prices higher in 2020-2021. NBF sees the  […]

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