Canadian real estate prices rise in May, but print the longest deceleration trend since before the Great Recession according to Teranet.
Teranet: Toronto Real Estate Is Negative For The First Time Since 2009, Vancouver Still Soaring
Teranet: Canadian Real Estate Prices Make “Fourth Smallest” April Advance In 20 Years
Canadian real estate prices continue to see cooling growth, but still saw growth. The Teranet – National Bank House Price Index (Teranet HPI) shows prices climbed across the country in April. The monthly rise sounds great, but there were a few warning flags. The increase was one of the smallest for an April, and most […]
Teranet: Vancouver Real Estate Prices Drop 1.3% When “Unsmoothed”
Teranet’s HPI shows Vancouver real estate printed an all-time high in February, but a deep dive into the data actually shows a huge monthly decline that’s being averaged out. Here’s what you need to know.
Teranet: Toronto Real Estate Prices Continue Declines, Lowest Rate of Growth Since 2014
Toronto real estate prices continued its rollercoaster pattern. The Teranet–National Bank of Canada (NBC) HPI shows prices declining in February. The decline comes just one month after breaking a down pattern in January. Even though the city’s price growth is still very high, it’s at the lowest level in over 3 years. About The Teranet-National […]
Bank of Canada: Half of Canadian Real Estate Mortgages Will Renew By Next Year
Bank of Canada is now warning that Canadian real estate mortgages might be a huge risk, here’s what they said.
Is Canadian Real Estate The Least Affordable It’s Ever Been? Nope
Canadian real estate is getting pricey, but how does it compare to historical levels of affordability? Here’s the numbers.
Teranet: Canadian Real Estate Prices Drop 1%, Largest Single-Month Decline Since 2010
Canadian real estate prices continue to fall, led by a decline in Toronto, reports land registry giant Teranet.
Big Six Bank: Canadian Real Estate Affordability Worsens For The Longest Run In Decades
It now takes up to 30 years to save a downpayment for Canadian real estate, and National Bank of Canada is sounding the alarm.
