Canadian debt problems are getting out of control, Vancouver does have domestic speculators, and there’s a global pension shortage.
Toronto real estate prices are sky high, but are they really above peak bubble levels in 1989? Depends how you measure them.
The Canadian senate heard from Moody’s, the IMF, and the CMHC. Here’s your cheat sheet on what they said about real estate and our banks.
This week we discuss real estate commodity cycles, global millennial homeownership rates, and why inflation numbers are wrong.
Soaring prices for Toronto’s detached homes are often attributed to the decline of detached units, but apparently that’s just a myth.
This week’s top news for Canadian real estate, including Canada’s speculation problem, Vancouver’s mortgage quality is slipping, and more.
Plot twist. Toronto real estate sales are down, but the luxury segment is booming. What the f**k does that mean?
Toronto’s condo market saw less new listings, more sales, and higher prices in April. Although there’s something worth noting in the charts.
Toronto real estate might be turning a corner, Mainland Chinese buyers aren’t exchanging yuan, and Vancouver is seeing higher prices again.
Toronto real estate is starting to see detached inventory soar, here’s why this is a problem your agent probably isn’t telling you about.
