Category: alberta
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More Than Half of Canadians Say They’re Not Living in Their Ideal Home, New Report Finds
A new report suggests a growing gap between what Canadians want in a home and what they can actually afford. According to a recent study from Century 21 Canada, more than half of Canadians say they are not living in their ideal home, with affordability emerging as the biggest barrier preventing people from upgrading or…
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Canadians Are Now Spending Over 60% of Their Income on Housing in Some Cities
Housing affordability in Canada is reaching new extremes, and in some cities, it’s no longer just a stretch, it’s becoming unsustainable. New data suggests that in major urban centres, many households are now spending more than 60% of their income on housing costs, far above what experts consider affordable. What “Affordable Housing” Is Supposed to…
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Home Prices Are Falling in Canada’s Most Expensive Cities – But It’s Still Not Enough
Canada’s housing market is showing signs of softening, especially in its most expensive cities, but for many buyers, affordability is still out of reach. New data and expert analysis suggest that even with slight price declines, the market remains difficult to enter, particularly for first-time buyers. Prices Are Dropping – But Only Slightly Recent forecasts…
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Calgary Home Sales Fall 13% as Condo Demand Weakens
Calgary’s housing market is starting to cool, with new data showing a noticeable slowdown in activity, especially in the condo segment. According to the Calgary Real Estate Board, a total of 1,881 homes sold in March, down 13% compared to the same time last year. The pullback is being driven largely by weaker demand for…
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38% of Canadian Landlords Say They’re Losing Money – New Report Reveals Growing Pressure
A new report is challenging one of the biggest assumptions about Canada’s housing market. Despite record-high rents in many cities, a growing number of landlords say they’re not making money – and some are losing it. What the Data Shows According to a 2026 rental market report from liv.rent: This suggests that the majority of…
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Here’s What $1M Homes Look Like Across Canada – April 2026
The 1M benchmark used to guarantee a luxury property in most of Canada. In 2026, it often represents the starting point in some regions and a waterfront dream home in others. National home prices have been driven by higher construction costs, limited inventory, interprovincial migration, and the ongoing urban to rural shift. Here’s a province by province look…
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Canadian Banks Now Relying on Home Sales to Recover $7B in Losses
Canada’s housing downturn is beginning to show up in a new and concerning way. According to a recent report from Better Dwelling, Canadian banks are increasingly relying on selling homes from delinquent borrowers to recover losses, with billions now tied to distressed real estate. New data suggests this trend is accelerating quickly. Banks Now Expecting…
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TD Just Slashed Its 2026 Canada Housing Forecast – Prices Now Expected to Fall
Canada’s housing outlook for 2026 has taken a sharp turn. A new report from TD Economics now expects both home sales and prices to decline this year, reversing earlier forecasts that called for a strong rebound. TD Now Expects Sales and Prices to Decline in 2026 TD Economics is forecasting a weaker housing market than previously expected,…
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Bank of Canada Warns the Next 5 Years Could Be Turbulent
Canada’s economic outlook is entering a new phase of uncertainty, and it could have direct implications for the housing market. In a recent address, Carolyn Rogers of the Bank of Canada warned that the country is facing long-term structural changes that will be difficult to manage and could reshape the economy for years to come.…
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Canada Is Building More Homes, But Why Does It Still Feel Impossible to Buy?
Canada’s housing supply is growing, and on the surface, that should be good news for buyers. More homes typically mean more options, more competition among sellers, and eventually more affordable prices. But the reality is more complicated. While new construction is increasing, much of the supply being added to the market is not what most…
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