Tag: investing
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Ontario Listings of the Week- Friday, July 4, 2025
Welcome to our weekly roundup of Ontario’s top listings! Every week, we feature the best properties across the province, from cozy condos in the city to multi-million dollar mansions with the backyard of your dreams. See below to discover your future home or browse to stay on top of the current market. Here are the…
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Alberta Tax Savings to Start in July 2025 Under New Income Bracket Shift
Starting next month, around two million Albertans will begin to see the effects of a new personal income tax system that the Alberta government says will help families better manage rising living costs. The new tax structure includes the introduction of an 8% tax bracket on the first $60,000 of income, which will not only…
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40% of Canadian Renters Are Cutting Back on Food to Afford Rent
A growing affordability crisis is forcing nearly half of Canadian renters to make heartbreaking trade-offs just to stay housed. According to the Royal LePage 2025 Canadian Renters Report, 39% of Ontario renters are now reducing their spending on food and groceries to make ends meet. The poll, conducted by Burson earlier this month, surveyed 1,854…
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One-Third of Canadian Renters Say They Don’t Plan to Buy a Home
As affordability trends begin to shift slightly in Canada’s housing market, a significant number of renters remain hesitant, or straight up uninterested, in making the leap to homeownership. According to Royal LePage’s 2025 Canadian Renters Report, approximately one-third of renters across the country have no plans to purchase a home. While falling rents and softer…
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Canadians Now Owe $1.85 for Every $1 They Earn
Feeling like your paycheck disappears the second it hits your account? You’re not alone. According to new data from Statistics Canada, Canadians now owe $1.85 in debt for every $1 of disposable income. That number reflects how fast household debt is rising across the country compared to how slowly incomes are growing. Debt Growth Is…
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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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Toronto Real Estate Market Update – June 2025
The Toronto housing market is stabilizing in June 2025 as high interest rates, rising inventory, and shifting buyer demand cool what was once Canada’s hottest real estate scene. While some property types are seeing modest price declines, Toronto real estate remains expensive and competitive in key neighborhoods. 📊 Toronto Housing Prices – June 2025 According…
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Why Nearly 1 in 3 Canadians Are Retiring with Mortgage Debt
Nearly 30% of Canadians approaching retirement in 2025 will still carry mortgage debt. Discover why retirement is changing – and how downsizing, delayed homeownership, and rising costs are reshaping plans.
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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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Alberta Housing Prices Are Climbing- But Why Are Sales Dropping in 2025?
The Alberta housing market is experiencing a unique blend of rising home prices and declining sales activity, according to the latest reports from WOWA and New Homes Alberta. As of April 2025, market data shows that while prices are increasing, buyer activity has slowed significantly, leading to higher inventory levels and changing dynamics across the…
