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Statistics Canada Highlights Millennial Pathways to Homeownership

A Statistics Canada report reveals Canadian millennials face greater housing challenges than previous generations, with fewer owning homes, more living with parents, and settling for smaller properties. In 2021, 16.3% of millennials aged 25-39 lived with parents, double the rate of baby boomers. Homeownership rates for millennials were lower, especially in their late 20s. Declines […]

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More sellers spring into Canada’s housing markets

Canada's housing markets show mixed April results with more sellers entering. Some areas saw resale increases from March but remain below last year, while others experienced declines. New listings rose, reaching record highs in places like Montreal and Ottawa, easing price pressures. Buyers have stronger negotiating power in Vancouver and Toronto, causing price corrections, while

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Why timing the bottom of Canada’s roller-coaster real estate market may be harder than you think

Canada's housing market, after a nearly 20% price drop since 2022, shows signs of stabilizing, especially for single-family homes, while condos remain oversupplied. Government measures like tax breaks on new homes aim to boost demand. However, economic uncertainties, including inflation, interest rate fluctuations, and global conflicts, continue to affect market predictability. Prices may decline further

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Canada Buyers Need the Right Agent

Online listings help buyers search, but a skilled REALTOR® adds guidance on offers, closing steps, hidden risks, and getting keys with confidence. Interview several agents and verify licensing through provincial registries. Compare approaches, property and neighbourhood experience, professional education, and strategy for your search. Buying is a process, not one event. The right agent can

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Canada Builders Seek Ownership Support

With builder confidence under pressure, industry leaders say homeownership needs a clearer federal plan, plus strategic provincial action on taxes and supply. Recommended affordability levers include eliminating taxes on new homes, reducing development charges, and considering responsible mortgage stress-test changes for ownership access nationwide. A $1.7B federal housing-cost injection was described as a positive step,

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From Where the Deals Are to Where Prices Dropped Most: Key Things to Know About the Spring Real Estate Market

The spring real estate market shows varied trends, with some regions experiencing price drops and others remaining competitive. Increased inventory offers buyers more options and negotiation power, especially in overlooked areas. Sellers must price homes accurately, improve presentation, and consider incentives. Rising mortgage rates impact affordability, leading to market corrections. Overall, a more balanced market

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Happy Victoria Day

The holiday has been observed since 1845, as a celebration to honour Queen Victoria. The day unofficially signals the start of summer for many Canadians. It is celebrated with parades and fireworks in some cities. Sending our warmest wishes to everyone for a happy and peaceful long weekend.

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Canada Real Estate Market Size Growth Share Trends Demand & Forecast 2034

The Canada real estate market is expanding steadily, driven by strong demand and long-term demographic trends. Valued at USD 188.6 billion in 2025, it is projected to reach USD 237.0 billion by 2034, with a CAGR of 2.50% from 2026 to 2034. Growth is supported by stable investment activity and ongoing demand in residential, commercial,

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Preparing for the Future: How Canadian Real Estate Needs to Adjust to a Shifting Climate

Canada faces increasing extreme weather risks impacting real estate, including floods, ice storms, wildfires, and coastal erosion. Insured losses exceeded $8 billion in 2024, causing insurers to withdraw coverage in high-risk areas, affecting property financing and values. Climate-resilient development now requires integrating adaptive design from site selection to construction, guided by updated risk data and

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