Slower growth in Canada’s young adult population is also a problem, the agency said. Continue reading →

In a report Thursday, the federal agency said the rebuilding of 844 housing units has started and that number is expected to rise to about 1,000 this year. It said 122 of the projects were started last year and 722 in the first half of this year. Continue reading →

Data from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation shows housing starts in London are up 10 per cent year over year while the provincial average is down 8 per cent. Continue reading →

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation is reporting a 35 per cent decline in housing starts in Hamilton last month. Continue reading →

The average scheduled monthly mortgage payment for new loans climbed to $1,328 in the fourth quarter of 2016, up 4.6 per cent from $1,269 a year ago. Continue reading →

CMHC said the surge in new homes is largely being driven by large apartment rental projects. Continue reading →

CMHC defines problematic conditions as imbalances in the housing market where metrics depart significantly from historical averages. Continue reading →

CMHC says Saskatoon’s housing market is still “problematic” due to overbuilding, high rental vacancy rates. Continue reading →

Housing starts in March at record high since September 2007, CMHC says Continue reading →

While the average increase is only $5 per month, it could be over, it could be nearly $40 more per month for some Continue reading →