Canada’s population stalled in Q2 2025, with Ontario and BC shrinking—posing a major risk to real estate markets built on ...

Canada’s real estate industry is a little overenthusiastic about last month’s market data, according to one of the country’s ...

Canadian real estate prices fell for a sixth consecutive month, hitting a 4-year low on higher inventory and weak demand.

This week's top stories include Ontario's unemployment surge and Canadian real estate prices climbed 7x faster than incomes.

Canadian households are piling on debt faster than income again, as rate cuts provide more borrowing incentive than relief.

Canadian public sector employment is pulling back sharply after years of aggressive expansion as governments try to trim fat.

Canadian building permits fell 14% in April, despite billions in subsidies—raising questions about the effectiveness of ...

Canadian rental prices have shown modest affordability gains, but the relief is already ending. A new report from rentals.ca ...

Canada’s chartered banks are suddenly betting big on real estate development. Real estate development loans, once too risky ...

Canada’s unemployment rate climbed to 7% in May, the highest since 2021. Jobs were added despite tariffs, but so were 4 ...

Real estate always has a buyer, it’s typically just a matter of the right price. The right price can be obtained two ways: lower home prices or more leverage. Sellers have been resistant to cutting ...

Traditionally, chartered banks avoided risky builder/developer loans due to default risk. This forced developers towards expensive secondary-market capital (private equity, syndicates, etc.). As a ...