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Edmonton Housing Market Forecast 2026: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know Now
As 2026 begins, Edmonton’s housing market continues to stand out for its stability and affordability. While it does not experience the same volatility as other major Canadian cities, Edmonton remains attractive to first-time buyers, investors, and migrants seeking value. This Edmonton housing market forecast for 2026 outlines price expectations, buyer demand, and migration patterns, offering…
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Canadians Just Pushed HELOC Debt to $179B – Highest Since 2019
Canadians may not be buying as much real estate right now, but they are borrowing against the homes they already own. New Statistics Canada credit data shows home equity line of credit (HELOC) balances rose again in October 2025, pushing total outstanding HELOC debt to roughly $179.5 billion – the highest level since 2019. The…
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Calgary Housing Market Forecast 2026: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know Now
As 2026 begins, Calgary’s housing market remains one of the most closely watched in Canada. Strong population growth, steady employment, and continued affordability relative to Ontario and British Columbia have kept demand elevated – even as the market shows signs of cooling from its peak pace. This Calgary housing market forecast for 2026 breaks down…
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Toronto Quietly Expanded Its Waterfront With a Landfill Project
Toronto’s waterfront just got a little bigger. Waterfront Toronto has completed a partial fill of the Parliament Slip, reclaiming a wedge of the harbour and adding a new pocket of land to the city’s footprint. The newly created land is expected to play a key role in the ongoing transformation of the post-industrial East Bayfront…
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Canadian Housing Market Update – December 2025: Rate Cuts Fail to Revive Home Sales
November was widely expected to be a turning point for Canada’s housing market. After two consecutive interest rate cuts from the Bank of Canada, borrowing costs fell to levels many buyers had been waiting for. Instead, new data shows home sales declined across most of the country, reinforcing the idea that lower rates alone are…
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These Alberta Cities Are Getting the Most Buyer Attention Heading Into 2026
As Canadians reassess affordability heading into 2026, buyer interest in Alberta remains elevated. Search data, migration trends, and housing market activity all point to the same reality: Alberta continues to dominate buyer curiosity, especially among households priced out of Ontario and British Columbia. This article breaks down the Alberta cities buyers are Googling the most…
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Ontario Listings of the Week (Dec 26, 2025)
If you’ve been glued to Realtor.ca lately (who hasn’t?), these Ontario listings are definitely worth a second look. From dreamy luxury homes to condos under the radar, here are 8 properties that are turning heads right now. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or just love to snoop the market, these are the top listings of the week…
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Why Alberta Is Still Canada’s Top Migration Magnet Heading Into 2026
Despite higher interest rates and a slower national housing market, Canadians are still moving to Alberta in large numbers heading into 2026. For buyers and renters priced out of Ontario and British Columbia, Alberta continues to stand out as one of the few provinces offering a rare mix of affordability, job opportunities, and lifestyle. This…
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The 2026 Inflation Reality: Food Prices Are Rising Again – What That Means for Housing Affordability
Inflation may be cooling on paper, but for many Canadians, the cost of living is rising again where it hurts most – food, rent, and housing costs. As Canada heads into 2026, new forecasts show food prices increasing once again, adding pressure to households already stretched by high rents and elevated mortgage payments. While inflation…
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Best Suburbs for a 45-Minute Commute to Union Station
If you work in downtown Toronto but can’t stomach the city’s home prices, you’re not alone. Thousands of commuters are trading small condos for bigger homes in nearby suburbs, without giving up a manageable trip to Union Station. Using GO Transit schedules and average resale prices from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), here…
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