Tag: canada housing market
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What Experts Predict for the Dec 10 Bank of Canada Rate Announcement

The Bank of Canada’s next interest rate decision on December 10, 2025 is one of the most anticipated announcements of the year. After cutting the overnight rate to 2.25% in October, economists are now divided on whether the Bank will continue easing or pause to assess the economy. Most experts agree on one thing: a hold is now…
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ReMax just dropped a report calling for 3.4% more home sales across Canada in 2026

ReMax Canada’s 2026 housing market forecast calls for a 3.4% rebound in home sales, softer prices, and more balanced conditions. Here is what buyers and sellers should know.
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Bank of Canada cuts key interest rate for first time since March, bringing policy rate to 2.5%

The Bank of Canada has officially lowered its key interest rate for the first time since March 2025, cutting the policy rate by 25 basis points to 2.5%. The move had been widely anticipated by economists, as signs of economic weakness and cooling inflation have been building throughout the summer. Why Did the Bank of Canada…
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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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Bank of Canada Expected to Cut Rates This Week, Experts Say

The Bank of Canada will announce its latest interest rate decision this Wednesday, with many experts predicting a second consecutive reduction in borrowing costs. Economic Signals and Market Predictions Anticipation is high as the central bank prepares to make its decision, especially with new surveys indicating that many Canadians burdened by debt are hoping for…
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Toronto’s proposed “rain tax” sparks controversy

Toronto is on the brink of implementing a “stormwater charge” alongside incentives for stormwater management and a supplementary water service charge. This innovative approach could transform the city’s water infrastructure handling and bolster its environmental stewardship. The proposal emerges from the urgent need to revamp Toronto’s outdated stormwater infrastructure, which is increasingly overwhelmed by the…

