Two Canadian Cities Rank For The World’s Most Expensive Apartments
Toronto and Vancouver now rank amongst the most expensive real estate in the world, here’s where they are in contrast to other wealth hubs.
Canadian Real Estate Dollar Volumes Are Dropping, Especially In Toronto
Canadian real estate dollar volumes are dropping, with Toronto leading the country in declines for September.
Teranet: Canadian Real Estate Prices Drop Most In 7 Years, Led By Toronto
Canadian real estate prices are showed a second month of price deceleration according to Teranet and National Bank of Canada.
This Week’s Top Stories: The Future of Canadian Real Estate Prices Part 2 & 3, and A Look At Condo Prices In Toronto and Vancouver
This week we talk about the Future of Canadian real estate prices, OSFI’s B-20 regulations, and condo markets in Toronto and Vancouver.
Toronto Condos Show Fourth Month of Price Growth Deceleration
Toronto condo prices are still sky high, but declining sales and a roaring pre-sale market are tapering price growth quickly.
The Future of Canadian Real Estate Prices Part 3: Price Targets and Recovery
Part 3 of our notes from the CMHC “Future of Home Prices” talk focuses on combining models for price targets, using Toronto real estate as the example.
The Future of Canadian Real Estate Prices Part 2: Modeling
Canadian real estate prices won’t wait for incomes, so what’s next? Here’s part 2 of my CMHC presentation notes on the future of housing.
It’s Official, Canadian Real Estate Buyers To Face OSFI’s Tighter Mortgage Regulations (B-20)
Canadian real estate buyers just lost 25% of their buying power. Here’s the most important changes to OSFI’s update to uninsured mortgages.
Stress Testing Toronto Real Estate Under New OSFI B-20 Draft Guidelines
Wondering how Toronto real estate would be impacted by OSFI’s new B-20 guidelines? We crunch the numbers, and of course – map it.
This Week’s Top Stories: The Future of Canadian Real Estate Prices Part 1, and Rising Inventory Hits Toronto and Vancouver
No, Canadian real estate prices won’t wait for incomes, and inventory levels are rising in Vancouver and Toronto.
