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These Canadian Cities Have the Best ROI for Basement Apartments in 2025
Turning unused space into a legal basement suite remains one of the most affordable and effective entry points into the rental market. For Canadian investors, it’s a classic house-hacking strategy that can offset your mortgage, generate steady rental income, and boost resale value. In 2025, several cities stand out with strong rent-to-price ratios, high tenant…
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Canada’s Long-Term Unemployment Hits Highest Level in 27 Years as Labour Force Shrinks
Canada’s job market is showing signs of deeper trouble despite strong hiring earlier in the summer. New data from Statistics Canada reveals the country lost 41,000 jobs in July 2025, wiping out much of June’s gains. Even more concerning, the long-term unemployment rate has climbed to its highest level since 1998, while youth unemployment is…
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Canadian Home Sales Jump 6.6% in July – Signs of a Market Rebound?
Canada’s housing market showed strong momentum in July 2025, with national home sales rising 6.6% compared to the same time last year, according to new data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). A total of 45,973 homes changed hands across the country last month, up from 43,122 in July 2024. The national average sale…
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Canada’s Safest Neighbourhoods and Best Places to Raise a Family (2025 Update)
As housing affordability, quality of life, and safety become top priorities for Canadian families, many are wondering: Where are the best places to raise kids in Canada today? In this 2025 update, we break down the safest neighbourhoods and most family-friendly cities across the country using the latest data on crime, education, affordability, and livability.…
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Younger Canadians Feel Homeownership Pressure as Strong as Marriage or Starting a Family
A new national survey reveals that many younger Canadians view buying a home as just as important – and just as pressured – as other major life milestones like marriage or having children. First-Time Homebuyer Frustration According to the 2025 Homebuying Pressure Point Survey by Wahi and the Angus Reid Forum, 54% of millennials and…
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As Canada’s Housing Market Sees Gradual Recovery, Ontario Home Prices Will Remain Under Pressure: RBC Report
Canada’s housing market is showing signs of a gradual recovery in the second half of 2025, but Ontario home prices are expected to remain under pressure until at least early 2026, according to a new RBC Economics report. The report highlights a significant shift in supply-demand conditions in Ontario, with more homes for sale than at any point since June 2010. This…
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Where Are Canadians Moving? Top Migration Trends in 2025
Canada’s internal movement is shifting fast. As housing prices skyrocket and job markets evolve, we’re seeing clear direction in who’s moving, and why. From U‑Haul data to federal migration stats, here’s the latest. 🔍 Migration Trends Shaping Canada in 2025 ✅ Alberta Remains the Biggest Magnet ✅ Nova Scotia and PEI See a Migration Turnaround…
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British Columbia’s Most Dangerous Neighbourhoods
While B.C. is known for its stunning landscapes and coastal charm, certain neighbourhoods, particularly in major cities, continue to face elevated crime risks. Here’s an evidence-based look at the highest‑risk areas, with CSI data, local reporting, and what it means for residents and homebuyers. Also see: 7 Cheapest Cities To Buy A Home In British…
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Ontario Records Just 94K Housing Starts in 2024, Far From Doug Ford’s 1.5M by 2031 Goal
Ontario is still falling far short of its housing construction targets, despite adding new categories to the way housing starts are counted. Premier Doug Ford has set a goal of building 1.5 million new homes by 2031 to address the province’s ongoing housing crisis. However, updated government data shows only 94,753 housing starts were recorded…
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RBC: Confidence Slowly Returning to Canada’s Housing Markets as Sales Rebound in Key Cities
Canada’s housing market is showing early signs of recovery, with home sales momentum building in several regions, according to the latest market update from RBC Economics. While prices in affordability-challenged areas like Toronto and Vancouver remain under pressure, increased sales activity suggests buyer confidence is gradually returning. Prices Still Falling in High-Inventory Markets RBC reports…
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