What Does Rupture Mean for Real Estate?
Canada’s real estate shifts amid lower immigration, the inflation-rate balance, and regional divides. The era of frenzied growth and rapid […]
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Bank Holds Key Rates at 2.25%
Bank of Canada held rates at 2.25% as expected, citing weaker growth, soft labor market, and rising inflation risks globally.
BoC Pause: Muted Housing Rebound
Home price growth in Canada is expected to slow to around 1%, lower than earlier expectations of about 4%, mainly
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Navigating Uncertainty: How Homebuilders Are Adapting to Challenges in the New-Home Market
The new-home market faces uncertainty, margin compression, and affordability challenges, leading homebuilders to slow operations and reduce new production starts.
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CMHC: Recent Improvements Boost Housing Affordability Progress
Housing affordability challenges in Canada have eased slightly since 2023 but remain historically high and have spread beyond major cities
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Is Now a Good Time to Buy a Home in Canada?
Canada's housing market is cooling with uneven regional price trends and stabilized interest rates around 2.25%. Home prices remain high,
Housing Affordability Improves, but Risks Persist
After 2+ years of easing, most markets remain far from pre-pandemic affordability; condos are the exception. RBC index: Q3 2025
What Sellers Should Know After Rate Hold By BoC
Stable rates support confidence but don’t guarantee rising prices in affordability-constrained housing markets. Increasing inventory across Canada shifts many markets
Is Canada’s Housing Slowdown About to Reverse Soon?
National housing activity opened 2026 with sales sliding sharply and new listings rising. Yet, CREA forecasts ~494,500 home sales in
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18 Key Tips to Grow Your Real Estate Business
The global real estate market is projected to grow significantly by 2034, with U.S. home sales rising in 2025. To