Looking ahead to the Canadian housing market in 2024, experts and analysts anticipate a gradual recovery, driven by stabilized interest rates and a return in demand. Learn more about the market updates.

Canada is currently experiencing a historic immigration boom that is fundamentally reshaping the country's real estate landscape. Learn how…

The federal government of Canada has taken a substantial step toward addressing the housing crisis by announcing a full Goods and Services Tax (GST) rebate for new rental developments. Learn more about the new policy.

In response to a financial crisis, the City of Toronto has embarked on a mission to strengthen its fiscal foundation. Faced with immediate and long-term challenges, the Canadian government has introduced measures to bolster the city's financial resilience.

The recent correction of the Canadian real estate market has given hope to young adults, but the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)'s housing remains unattainable for most. Despite a potential 30% price drop in a deep recession, affordability remains a pressing issue, causing Ontario’s youth to seek more affordable options in other provinces.

According to Colliers Canada's recent National Market Snapshot, a surprising 93% of this year's new office supply has poured into downtown regions, resulting in a downtown office vacancy rate of 15%.

67% of home builders and developers in the Canadian Home Builders’ Association network reported a reduction in construction output, and 22% have been compelled to entirely cancel projects, signifying a troubling trend of increasing project cancellations.

The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) has revised its 2023 and 2024 forecasts for the Canadian real estate market.

The Bank of Canada announced that interest rates have been raised by 0.5% points, reaching 3.5%, the highest level seen in 22 years. However, the Canadian housing market continues to display remarkable resilience.

In a recent announcement of the Ontario government, Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Steve Clark revealed that Ontario landlords will be permitted to increase rent by up to 2.5 percent in the coming year.

The Canadian commercial real estate (CRE) market is showing signs of normalization as we head into the second half of 2023.

Canada’s household debt has reached alarming levels, surpassing the size of the country's economy and outpacing G7 nations. The ongoing rise in interest rates further exacerbates concerns about financial difficulties.

In line with the implementation of the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act, commonly referred to as the Ban on Foreign Homebuyers in Canada, the Government of Canada has announced a series of amendments to the legislation governing residential property purchases by non-Canadians, which are now in effect.

The issue of tight housing supply in Toronto is not a new one. It has been an ongoing problem for years, with demand for homes constantly outpacing the supply of new listings.

The Toronto housing market is rebounding, with a tighter market and increased competition among buyers driving home prices up.

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2022 had several waves of trends in the rental market. In Early Q1 & Q2, interest rates…