Housing Prices
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Home prices in London, Ont. and rest of Canada expected to stay high despite interest rates risingDespite interest rates going up, Royal LePage is still predicting a steady rise in Canadian home prices, with solid growth also seen in the London region.EconomyApr 25
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Winnipeg home prices saw record-setting year-over-year increase last quarter: reportRoyal LePage is forecasting prices to continue climbing in Manitoba this year despite the federal government's efforts to cool the market.EconomyApr 19
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Average home price in London-St. Thomas steady near $825K in March: LSTARThe latest report from the London and St. Thomas Association of Realtors also shows 1,049 homes were sold in March and 1,544 listings came onto the local market.EconomyApr 7
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Around 40% of parents of young Ontario homeowners helped children with purchase: pollThe poll also showed that nearly 90 per cent of Ontario parents agree that it's more difficult to buy a home today compared to when they were younger.CanadaFeb 22
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Interest rates are holding steady. Here’s what that means for inflation, housingThe Bank of Canada did not move its key interest rate on Wednesday, but there are other factors at play that could affect housing prices and inflation on the cost of goods.MoneyJan 26
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford holds meeting on rural, remote and northern housing issuesThe talks came after the premier and Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Steve Clark hosted a virtual housing summit recently with big-city mayors.CanadaJan 23
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Homebuilding slows as housing supply hits record low in Canada, data showsThe pace of home building slowed from November to December in Canada as the number of homes on the market also dropped to record lows.EconomyJan 18
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Housing prices in Canada to keep rising through 2022 as demand outpaces supply: reportRoyal LePage's latest House Price Survey found the average price for a home in Canada increased 17.1 per cent year-over-year in the fourth quarter of 2021, hitting $779,000.EconomyJan 14
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Four ways life could get pricier in B.C. in 2022, and a handful of ways it might notAs the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on economies, experts warn that 2022 is not likely to bring much financial relief to British Columbians.EconomyJan 1
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Challenges fuelling Canada’s hot housing market will take ‘years’ to fix: FreelandHousing prices should normalize 'some' when the pandemic subsides, but the 'acute' challenges behind sky-high housing prices will take time to tackle, the fiscal update said.CanadaDec 14, 2021
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