Construction of homes in Metro Vancouver set a new record last year, according to B.C. real estate developer Rennie.

Housing activity is expected to rebound in the GTA over the next couple of years, with condo apartments leading the way in sales and construction.

Stats from the CMHC indicate housing starts were up within the one-month span thanks in part to multi-res activity.

The trend in housing starts was up in June 2019 compared to May primarily due to multi-unit apartment construction.

In January 2019, the trend in housing starts was 208,131 units, up from December 2018’s 207,171 units, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

The trend in housing starts was 206,981 units in December 2018, down from 212,338 units in November 2018, according to CMHC.

The trend in housing starts was 210,038 units in November 2018, up from 206,460 units in October 2018, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

The trend in housing starts was 206,171 units in October 2018, down from 207,809 units in September 2018, reports Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

In September 2018, the trend in housing starts was 207,768 units, down from 213, 966 units in August 2018, reports Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

The national trend in housing starts continued its downward path in August compared to the historical peak recorded in March 2018, reports CMHC.

The national trend in housing starts declined slightly to 219,988 units in July 2018, down from 221,738 units in June 2018, according to CMHC.

The trend in housing starts was 216,362 units in May 2018, down from 225,481 units in April 2018, reports Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

According to CMHC, March 2018 delivered stable housing starts with 226,842 units compared to 225,804 units in February.

Housing starts are trending upward at 213,768 units in April 2017, compared to 210,702 units in March, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

In September, the trend measure of housing starts was 199,503 units, compared to 196,465 in August, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

Housing starts in Canada have trended upwards in September, according to CMHC. The trend measure of housing starts was 199,503 units this past month compared to 196,465 in August. The trend is a six-month moving average of the monthly seasonally adjusted annual rates (SAAR) of housing starts.

The trend measure of housing starts in Canada was 195,640 units in August, down from 201,379 in July, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.