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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation honours survivors and raises awareness about their experiences. It's a symbol of Canada's commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous communities. Wearing orange shirts on this day symbolizes respect for survivors and raises awareness about residential schools. May this day inspire a future where every voice is heard, and every spirit…
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Land Acquisitions Predicted to Rise
Landbanking activities are expected to increase. That is because developers aim to expand offerings for the affordable market segment. Also, the property market is likely to witness a rise in merger and acquisition activity.
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CREA Downgrades Home Sales Forecast
CREA expects a 6.8% yearly decrease in home sales for end 2023. The forecast now predicts 516,043 properties being sold in 2024.
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Navigating The Real Estate Market In Canada
When considering whether to rent or buy in Canada, it is recommended to seek advice from a Real Estate agent. Renting offers flexibility, with maintenance and repairs often included in the rent, and tenants have legal rights and protections. Buying a home offers stability and a long-term investment, with the potential for significant gains and…
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Canada Housing Trends Market Update
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New Affordable Homes Coming for BC Renters
British Columbia invites proposals for affordable rental homes through the Building BC: Community Housing Fund.
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Canadian Interest Rates Are At 2001 Levels, But Home Prices Grew 3x Income: BMO
BMO's latest report on Canadian real estate affordability paints a bleak picture for young adults, with affordability worse than it has been since 1988. The report reveals that in Greater Toronto and Vancouver, households need to spend 79% and 78% respectively of their median income on a mortgage. This is not including additional costs such…
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Strong Real Estate Markets in Canada’s Metros
The Real Estate market in Canada has performed well despite the Bank of Canada rate hikes. Toronto sales [↑](color-green) 7.8% yearly, reflecting robust market demand.
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Income Requirements for Mortgages Increase Across Canada, Except in British Columbia
According to research from online mortgage provider Nesto, the income required to qualify for a mortgage in most provinces in Canada has increased, except for British Columbia where affordability has slightly improved. British Columbia still has the highest income requirement to qualify for a mortgage at nearly $200,000, while Alberta has seen one of the…
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BC Housing Market 2024 Forecast
BC home sales to ↓ 2.8% in 2023, ↑ 6.1% in 2024. .