While mortgage rates have been tumbling steadily over the last couple of months, many are now in record-setting territory, with certain 1- to 5-year fixed rates now available ... More

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. expects a drop in home prices in the country’s biggest cities amid “severe declines” in home sales and construction.

Low interest rates will be the norm for the foreseeable future, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said earlier this week.

But those won't be the only major markets where prices will soften.

Market pause from COVID-19 will likely result in a drop-off in Canadian investment activity for the remainder of the year, although it’s still too early to tell.

Statistics released today by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) show national home sales and new listings were up noticeably in May 2020 compared to April, though ... More

The ratio of debt to disposable income peaked in 2017 at 178 per cent but it is currently just shy of that level.

Insurer says its current policies are sufficiently robust

The commercial segment will likely lose a significant portion of its tenant base, with small businesses being forced to go online, according ... More

Many Canadians will attempt to purchase new homes before the adjusted rules take effect on July 1.

Ontario is replete with markets that are still ripe for investment despite the market impact of COVID-19, according to RE/MAX.

Commercial rent collection will not immediately resume at its previous pace even after businesses nationwide have restarted their operations, according to Colliers Canada.

The trend in housing starts was 196,750 units in May 2020, down from 198,644 units in April 2020.

Ontario is lifting restrictions on short-term rentals today.

Canada’s housing agency is tightening rules to make it more difficult for higher-risk borrowers to qualify for mortgage insurance.

The Bank of Canada held its benchmark interest rate steady at 0.25 per cent on Wednesday and said it thinks the economic impact of COVID-19 on the world's economy ... More

GTA REALTORS® reported 4,606 sales through TRREB’s MLS® System in May 2020. This result was down by 53.7 per cent compared to May 2019. While the number of sales ... More

A new survey of 15 economists from Canadian banks, financial institutions and academia suggest that 0.25% interest rate could be around for more than a year, maybe two.

COVID-19 has "for all intents and purposes shut down immigration."

The Yonge North Subway Extension, the 7.4 kilometre extension of TTC's Line 1 (Yonge University) to Richmond Hill, looks like it will be moving forward in what will be a ... More

The Canadian economy took a historic dive in March as the country imposed lockdown measures to curb the spread of COVID-19 – and worse results are expected for ... More

The results of a recent Ipsos survey suggested that accelerated borrowing and home-purchasing activity is just waiting in the wings to pounce upon the Greater Toronto Area ... More

Sales, new construction and prices all expected to decline during pandemic

Why does CMHC's Evan Siddall think Canada is headed for a 'deferral cliff'?

The Bank of Canada is set to reduce its qualifying rate ten basis points, from 5.04 to 4.94 percent according a new report.

The financial situation of every rental property is as different as a fingerprint. Every operator applies their level of experience, understanding, operating sophistication and ... More

Although COVID-19 has slowed down the rate of insolvency filings nationwide, the year-to-date total is still the highest in a decade, according to the Office of the ... More

COVID-19 ripped a hole in more than just the economy. For Canadians on the verge of buying their first home, the pandemic, and the financial uncertainty it has plunged the ... More

Canadian household debt has reached $2.28 trillion in total as of March, with mortgage payments accounting for a significant slice of the growth, according to data from the ... More

Toronto remains likely to see elevated housing demand and prices this summer despite the COVID-19 market pause.