Toronto now officially a buyers’ market, amid nationwide home sales slump: CREA report
Home prices, meanwhile, were virtually flat compared to a year ago. Continue reading
Vancouver home prices
Home prices in Canada will keep rising, despite interest rate hike: Royal LePage
“Canadian homeowners are prepared.” Continue reading
Vancouver home prices may have finally shaken off foreign buyers’ tax: index
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
It appears to have taken nine months. Continue reading
IMF warns Canada to protect housing market — for greater good of Canadian economy
The International Monetary Fund is warning about the risks to the Canadian economy due to a possible correction in the housing market and urged governments to do more to protect against them. Continue reading
Vancouver homebuyers lost almost 50 per cent on their down payments in 1 year: graphic
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
“Think of your home as a long-term investment.” Continue reading
B.C. foreign buyers tax really did yank down Vancouver home prices: BMO
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
“We have enough history now to distinguish the clear divergence between Vancouver (down) and Toronto (still straight up).” Continue reading
These Vancouver homeowners made over $1M last year by doing nothing
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
You can make more money by owning a single-family home than by working in Vancouver. A LOT more. Continue reading
Toronto home price growth leaps ahead of Vancouver
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
Talk about going their “separate ways.” Continue reading
Vancouver home prices to fall as much as 20 per cent: bank
Canada’s National Bank is predicting home prices in Vancouver will fall as much as 20 per cent in the next year. Continue reading
Ontario real estate groups oppose taxing foreign buyers in Toronto
Two Ontario real estate associations have voiced opposition to following in Vancouver’s footsteps and implementing a tax on foreign homebuyers, saying that such a “knee-jerk reaction” could have negative implications for the economy. Continue reading
