Tag: Canadian real estate trends
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Canada’s Spring Housing Market Is Off to a Slow Start in 2026 as Prices Stall
Canada’s housing market is showing signs of slowing again, with new data suggesting the spring season has started weaker than expected. Despite expectations for a rebound, early indicators point to a market that is stabilizing rather than accelerating, with price growth remaining limited and activity still subdued. Home Prices Are Showing Minimal Growth Recent data…
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More Than Half of Canadians Say They’re Not Living in Their Ideal Home, New Report Finds
A new report suggests a growing gap between what Canadians want in a home and what they can actually afford. According to a recent study from Century 21 Canada, more than half of Canadians say they are not living in their ideal home, with affordability emerging as the biggest barrier preventing people from upgrading or…
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Vancouver Home Prices Rise Slightly as Inventory Hits 13-Year High
Canada’s housing market is showing mixed signals once again, this time in one of the country’s most expensive regions. New data from Greater Vancouver Realtors shows that home prices increased slightly in March, marking the first monthly gain in a year. However, the broader picture suggests the market remains under pressure, with weak demand and…
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Canada Is Building More Homes, But Why Does It Still Feel Impossible to Buy?
Canada’s housing supply is growing, and on the surface, that should be good news for buyers. More homes typically mean more options, more competition among sellers, and eventually more affordable prices. But the reality is more complicated. While new construction is increasing, much of the supply being added to the market is not what most…
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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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Calgary Becomes the Top Destination for GTA Residents as 2,500 Families Relocate in 2024
A new analysis from Environics Analytics reveals a major migration shift: Calgary is now the number-one out-of-province destination for families leaving the Greater Toronto Area. In 2024 alone, about 2,500 GTA families moved to Calgary, reflecting a growing trend of Ontarians seeking affordability, space, and a more balanced housing market. This westward movement highlights significant lifestyle and economic changes shaping…
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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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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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Cheapest Provinces to Live in Canada with the Best Quality of Life in 2025
When it comes to finding the perfect place to live, Canadians are often looking for the ideal balance of affordability and quality of life. In 2025, provinces like Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, and Saskatchewan are leading the way as the most budget-friendly regions with excellent living conditions. Whether you’re planning a move or simply…
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