Author: Kaleylangille
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Ontario Listings of the Week – May 12, 2026
Looking for standout Ontario homes for sale? These listings on Realtor.ca include a mix of luxury properties and affordable condos that are getting attention across the province right now. $374,900 – 201 – 84 ASPEN SPRINGS DRIVE Clarington (Bowmanville) 🛏️ Bedrooms: 1🛁 Bathrooms: 1🔗 MLS link $508,000 – 113 – 8 NAHANI WAYMississauga (Hurontario) 🛏️ Bedrooms: 1 + 1🛁 Bathrooms: 2🔗 MLS Link $549,900 – 330…
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Markets Are Watching March 2027 for Canada’s Next Rate Hike
Canada’s interest rate outlook may be shifting again, and that could matter for buyers, sellers, and anyone watching mortgage rates. According to a May 12, 2026 report from The Wall Street Journal, financial-market participants are now eyeing March 2027 as a possible timing for the next Bank of Canada rate increase, based on the central…
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RBC Says Canada’s Spring Housing Market Still Hasn’t Taken Off
Canada’s spring housing market is still struggling to build momentum, according to a new update from RBC Economics. While spring is usually one of the busiest seasons for real estate, RBC says the market has not seen a clear demand boost yet. Instead, buyers and sellers remain cautious, and conditions continue to vary widely across…
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Canadian Home Prices Could Stay Near $700K for Years
Canada’s housing market may not be heading for a major crash or a major rebound anytime soon. According to the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), the national average home price is forecast to stay close to the $700,000 range through 2027, suggesting the market could remain largely stagnant for years. Home Prices Expected to Rise…
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What $1M Gets You in Canada Right Now (Toronto vs Calgary vs Atlantic Canada)
A $1 million budget used to mean a luxury home in most of Canada. Now, it depends entirely on where you’re buying. From 2 bed condos in Toronto to waterfront properties in Atlantic Canada, the gap is still massive. Here’s what $1M actually gets you across different markets right now. Toronto What $1M Gets You: Link to…
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Nearly 1 in 6 Canadian Millennials Still Live With Their Parents
Canada’s housing affordability crisis is creating a major generational divide, with new data showing Millennials are far more likely to live with their parents than previous generations were at the same age. According to Statistics Canada data highlighted by Better Dwelling, 16.3% of Canadian Millennials aged 25 to 39 lived with their parents in 2021,…
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Canadian Wealth Inequality Is Growing as Rich Households Buy Stocks and Lower-Income Households Take on Mortgage Debt
Canadian household wealth increased last year, but new data suggests the gains were not evenly shared. According to Statistics Canada data highlighted by Better Dwelling, average household net worth rose in Q4 2025. However, the biggest gains went to the wealthiest households, while lower-wealth households took on mortgage debt at a much faster rate. Household…
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Vancouver Was Just Ranked Canada’s Most Walkable City
Vancouver has been named one of the most walkable cities in the world. According to Time Out’s 2026 ranking of the world’s most walkable cities, Vancouver placed 17th globally with a walkability score of 78%. It was also the only Canadian city to make the global list. The ranking was based on how locals rated…
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Toronto Home Sales Just Saw Their Biggest Jump in 9 Months
Toronto’s housing market may be showing early signs of renewed activity, with new data showing GTA home sales posted their strongest increase in months. According to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), 5,946 homes sold across the GTA in April 2026, marking a 7% increase compared to April 2025. Reuters reported that this was…
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A $110K Salary May No Longer Be Enough To Buy A Home In Toronto
A six-figure salary used to feel like a major financial milestone. But in some of Canada’s biggest housing markets, even earning around $110,000 a year may no longer be enough to comfortably buy a home. That is especially true in places like Toronto and Vancouver, where home prices remain high, mortgage qualification rules are strict,…
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