Tag: migration trends

• This Alberta City Was Just Named Canada’s Most Affordable Place To Buy A Home

  

  As housing affordability continues to challenge buyers in Canada’s largest cities, one Alberta community has claimed the title of the country’s most affordable place to purchase a home. A new report from Royal LePage ranked Lethbridge, Alberta, as Canada’s most affordable city for homeownership based on the percentage of household income required to cover mortgage…

  Kaleylangille

  June 26, 2026

  alberta, Uncategorized

  affordable housing, Alberta housing market, Alberta real estate, canada housing market, Canadian real estate, charlottetown real estate, first time home buyers, home prices, housing, housing affordability, housing market, lethbridge, migration trends, politics, real estate, real estate canada, Royal LePage, saint john real estate

• More Than Half Of GTA Residents Would Leave Toronto For A Cheaper City, New Poll Finds

  

  For many Canadians living in the Greater Toronto Area, homeownership may increasingly depend on leaving the region altogether. A new survey conducted on behalf of Royal LePage found that 55% of GTA residents would consider moving to a more affordable Canadian city if they were able to secure employment there. The findings highlight the growing…

  Kaleylangille

  June 24, 2026

  ontario

  canada, Canadian housing market, Canadian real estate, charlottetown real estate, Edmonton real estate, first time buyers, gta housing market, homeownership, housing, housing affordability, housing crisis, investing, migration trends, ontario housing market, real estate, Royal LePage, toronto housing, toronto real estate, travel