Tag: Canadian housing market
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Canadian Mortgage Arrears Climb To Highest Level Since 2020

Canada’s major banks are facing rising borrower stress once again. New data from the Canadian Bankers Association (CBA) shows mortgage arrears have climbed to a 5 year high as of September. The increase comes at a time when the total number of mortgages is shrinking, meaning each delinquent borrower now carries more weight in the…
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Canadian Home Sales Rise Again in October as Market Momentum Builds: CREA November 2025 Report

Canadian home sales edged up again in October 2025, marking six increases in the past seven months. Here’s what the latest CREA housing market report reveals about sales, prices, inventory, and what buyers and sellers can expect heading into 2026.
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Buy Canadian Trend Fuels Real Estate Boom In Canada’s Ski Towns

Canada’s housing market has felt choppy in 2025, but one segment is quietly heating up again: real estate in the country’s ski regions. According to Royal LePage’s 2025 Winter Recreational Property Report, home prices in popular ski destinations across British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, and Quebec rose in the first nine months of the year, helped…
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Rent Prices In British Columbia Continue To Drop As Vancouver Hits A 43-Month Low

British Columbia’s rental market is finally seeing some relief. New data from Zumper shows that rent prices in several B.C. cities continue to cool, with Vancouver hitting its lowest level in more than three and a half years. The shift marks a notable change for one of Canada’s most expensive rental markets, although Vancouver still remains the priciest…
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53% Growth in 4 Years? Nova Scotia’s Housing Surge Fully Explained (2025 Update)

Nova Scotia’s real estate market has quietly transformed into one of Canada’s fastest-growing regions. A combination of lifestyle migration, tight inventory, and rising demand has pushed the province into a new era – one where affordability is shrinking, competition is rising, and coastal living is officially in high demand. If you’ve been wondering whether the…
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Canadian Home Sales Decline 1.7% in September 2025

The Canadian housing market showed signs of cooling in September 2025, as home sales declined 1.7% month-over-month, according to new data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). The drop ends a streak of steady monthly increases that began in April. Despite this pullback, activity remains strong compared to previous years, with sales running at their highest September level since…
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Calgary Rents Drop 9.2% Year-Over-Year – One of the Biggest Declines in Canada

Calgary’s rental market is cooling off in 2025, with average rents down 9.2% year-over-year. This marks one of the steepest declines in the country and places Calgary as a more affordable option compared to many other Canadian cities. Calgary’s Current Rental Prices These rates now position Calgary at #14 on the list of Canada’s most expensive rental…
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Edmonton Home Prices Are Up $80K in Just Two Years

Over the past two years, Edmonton’s housing market has seen a dramatic increase in home prices—rising by nearly $80,000. While other major Canadian cities continue to struggle with affordability, Edmonton is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about real estate markets in the country. 📈 How Much Have Edmonton Home Prices Gone Up? In May…
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Bank of Canada Expected to Hold Rates at 2.75% This Wednesday- More Cuts Likely in 2025

Canada’s central bank is widely expected to hold interest rates at 2.75% this Wednesday, with economists predicting at least two more cuts before the end of 2025. According to a recent Reuters poll, over 75% of economists surveyed (20 out of 26) believe the Bank of Canada (BoC) will keep rates steady as it waits…
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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…