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What long-term trends should we follow for the next five to 10 years?

Statistics released today by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) show national home sales were little changed between July and August 2021.

From rising inflation and falling consumer confidence to changing real estate preferences, Canada’s mortgage market could be impacted on multiple fronts.

Amid steady pandemic recovery, investment volume and counts post massive quarterly and annual increases

Toronto’s streetfront retail leasing and transaction activity is in better shape than many people probably think, according to CBRE.

The winter buying frenzy in Canada’s housing market has given way to a restrained pace of sales that will culminate in prices flattening early next year, says a report ... More

The Bank of Canada delivered a status quo rate decision today, keeping its target rate and bond purchases unchanged.

The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rate target on hold Wednesday as it warned the fourth wave of the pandemic and supply bottlenecks could weigh on the economic ... More

Every major party platform offers proposals for reining in what has become a nationwide affordability crisis.

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) has just reported the third-best sales result on record for the month of August.

What's “buyer fatigue”? This term applies to home hunters who have been repeatedly outbid and left disillusioned by the process.

The frenzied pace of sales is starting to slow across the country according to a report from RBC Economics.

A new report shows that Q2 volumes were the highest ever recorded in a single quarter

After floundering through 2020, the Greater Toronto Area's condo market has been rebounding in full force this year.

Why you should spend wisely on that mortgage-rate free lunch.

The city is back to bidding wars for rental units as prices creep back up, especially in certain neighbourhoods, while others remain a bit more affordable.

If above-target inflation persists, it could have ramifications for homeowners in the form of shifting rate-hike expectations.

Out of 60 areas covered by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board, only six had detached homes priced below $1 million, according to an analysis by RE/MAX.

Mortgages keep growing, but the last year saw the biggest drop in Canadian credit card debt since at least 1999.

The Greater Toronto Area continues to remain strong and resilient as it registers record-breaking volumes in the first half of 2021 despite enduring a third wave of COVID-19 ... More

Slower home sales have not put a damper on Canadians’ appetite for borrowing

Politicians are zeroing in on ways that just might make the dream of owning a home that much easier.

As party leaders close out their first week of campaigning, it is no surprise that affordable housing has become a top issue in the 2021 federal election.

Among the factors that are likely to impact the Canadian mortgage market between now and the end of the year, one of the most significant could be immigration.

Canadians are piling into mortgages at more than double the historical pace as the housing market appears to moderate after a pandemic boom.

Multi-suite housing and warehouse facilities remain in the sights of investors as the economy improves.

The trend in housing starts was 286,620 units in July 2021, down from 293,085 units in June 2021, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).

Ontario residents are growing increasingly stressed out about money, debt, and the ability to cover even their basic living expenses, according to

Bidding wars don’t occur with every vacancy, but they tend to cluster in desired neighbourhoods and buildings