Canadian mortgage arrears have roughly doubled since 2022, but the rate is still 0.29%. See the provincial data, Toronto’s rising delinquencies, and what homeowners should do before a renewal.
Canadian Mortgage Arrears Are Rising Fast — What Homeowners Should Know in 2026 Read More »
Inflation has cooled, but Canadian household budgets are still under pressure — and homeowners are carrying more of it than renters.
Canadian household budgets under pressure Read More »
Canadian asking rents have fallen year-over-year for 23 straight months. Here’s what that means for Toronto renters weighing whether to keep saving or buy.
Canadian Rents Are Falling. What Does That Mean for First-Time Buyers? Read More »
The Bank of Canada’s rate hold collided with a Canada-US trade war this month. Here’s what the tariffs, data, and mortgage math mean for buyers.
CREA’s July data shows a fourth straight month of quiet stabilization — balanced conditions, tightening inventory, and a very uneven regional map underneath the national average.
Canada’s July Home Sales: What CREA’s Numbers Actually Show Read More »
Carney and Chow’s $2.7B Toronto affordable housing announcement unlocks 18 stalled projects — here’s what’s funded, what’s not, and who’s pushing back.
GTA home sales just hit a two-year high while supply keeps shrinking — here’s the data behind the market’s clearest turning point since 2022.
The GTA Housing Market Just Turned a Corner Read More »
Rates likely aren’t dropping much in 2026 — here’s what Ontario’s buyer’s-market data actually means for your timing.
Canada home sales jumped 5.5% in May 2026 — the first meaningful gain of the year. Here’s what the CREA data means for buyers and sellers in Ontario.
Canada Home Sales Jump 5.5% in May 2026 — The Market Is Finally Moving Read More »
The Bank of Canada held rates at 2.25% for the fifth straight decision. Here’s what Ontario buyers and homeowners need to know right now.
