Canadian Real Estate Association
September home sales slip 0.4% compared to August, first dip since April: CREA
Nationally, though, the housing market continues to appear set for recovery — with the notable exception of B.C. Continue reading
The ranking of Canada’s best and worst cities for homebuyers has changed radically
The best and worst cities to be a homebuyer may not be what you think. Continue reading
Personal letters helping buyers score homes in Canada’s hot real estate markets
Monica Martins and her husband had been looking for a house for nine months by the time they fell in love with a “character home” in Toronto’s east end. Continue reading
Canada’s home sales touch 5-year low for June, down 10% since last year
Still, home sales rose 4 per cent in June compared to May, the first substantive increase since the beginning of the year, the Canadian Real Estate Association said. Continue reading
Welcome to the era of flat home prices
Here’s what that could mean for home sellers, homebuyers and homeowners who aren’t selling. Continue reading
Home sales hit 5-year low in May, prices down 6.4 per cent since a year ago
Home sales were down nearly 17 per cent last month compared to the same period in 2017, data shows. Continue reading
Home prices continue to slide in Saskatoon
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Saskatoon is one of a handful of 60 per cent of cities to see a year-over-year decrease in home prices, and one of two to have prices decrease over a five-year period. Continue reading
Home price-to-income study highlights Hamilton’s home affordability challenge
Hamilton’s rating measures an average home price of $569,490 in April 2018, with home prices provided by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). Continue reading
Canadian home sales tumble to 7-year low in April, prices down 11 per cent
Sales dropped 14 nationwide compared to last year, lead by declines in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia and southern Ontario Continue reading
Danielle Smith: Fears about home-grown cannabis operations are bogus
The Canadian Real Estate Association president wants a moratorium on home-grown cannabis because of risk of mould and fungus. Danielle Smith says that’s a huge exaggeration. Continue reading
