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Will Interest Rates Drop in Canada in 2025? What It Means for Buyers, Investors & Homeowners

The question on everyone’s mind as we head into Spring 2025: Will interest rates drop in Canada this year? With the Bank of Canada holding its overnight lending rate at 5.00% since July 2023, many Canadians are anxiously awaiting signs of a rate cut. Here’s what current data, expert forecasts, and economic indicators suggest for…
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Canada’s Top 10 Trending Cities for Renters in 2025: Where Apartment Hunters Are Looking

Canada’s Most In-Demand Rental Markets As home prices remain high and inventory remains tight, renting continues to be the preferred choice for many Canadians. A recent report by RentCafe shows shifting interest across the country, with some unexpected cities climbing the ranks. Here are the top 10 most sought-after cities for renters in 2025: 1.…
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Canada’s Rental Prices Drop: March 2025 Rent Report & Trends

Canada’s Rental Market Sees Fifth Consecutive Monthly Decline The March 2025 Rentals.ca Rent Report reveals a continued decline in average asking rents across Canada. In February, rents dropped 4.8% year-over-year, bringing the average rent down to $2,088, the lowest since July 2023. This trend reflects a major shift from February 2024, when rents had surged…
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Canadian Home Sales Plunge to Lowest Level in Over a Year Amid Escalating Trade War

Biggest Monthly Decline Since May 2022, Reports CREA Canadian real estate is feeling the impact of economic uncertainty, as home sales and new listings sharply declined in February—the first full month of the ongoing trade conflict with the United States. According to the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), national home sales dropped nearly 10% month-over-month,…
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How a U.S. Trade War Could Impact Canada’s Housing Market

A potential trade war with the U.S. could significantly impact Canada’s housing market by driving up construction and renovation costs. Experts warn that new tariffs could raise the price of homebuilding materials, making homes less affordable and reducing new housing supply. How Tariffs Could Affect Home Prices The U.S. and Canada are major trading partners,…
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Ontario Sees Surge in Unpaid Bills as Debt Levels Rise

A new report has shed light on the growing financial struggles of Canadians, revealing that an increasing number of people are unable to keep up with their major financial obligations. Among the hardest-hit provinces, Ontario stands out, with mortgage delinquencies soaring to unprecedented levels. According to data from Equifax Canada, consumer debt nationwide grew by…
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