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Mortgage holders anxious about new monthly payments
One-third of Canadian borrowers are concerned about increased monthly payments as pandemic-era renewal nears an end.
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Housing market activity picks up in Q2
Housing market momentum is picking up amid interest rate uncertainty and evolving trade talks.
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Big-city dwellers still eyeing relocation
A new survey found 51 per cent of Canadians living in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver would consider buying a primary residence in a more affordable city, if they were able to find a local job or work remotely.
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Consumer uncertainty stalls spring housing market
Canada's spring housing market is slow compared to previous years, but activity is picking up, according to new data from Royal LePage.
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Spring homebuyers gain edge over last year
Analysts expect Canada’s spring housing market activity to rise moderately as buyers respond to lower borrowing costs and improved affordability.
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Quebec real estate posts gains amid national slowdown
Home prices are significantly increasing across the province of Quebec due to inventory shortages and growing demand.
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Push to ‘buy Canadian’ boosts winter property market
Recreational property sales and prices are climbing in 2025 after last year’s downturn.
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Q3 home prices flat as listings rise
The average home price in Canada remained largely unchanged in the third quarter of 2025, increasing just 0.1 per cent year-over-year to $816,500.
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Mortgage debt a reality for incoming retirees
Nearly a third of Canadians retiring within the next two years said they won’t have their home paid off.
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Quebecers most optimistic about Canadian economy
All Quebec markets recorded year-over-year price gains in the first three months of the year.
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Next gen homebuyers tackling affordability barriers
Canada's next generation of homebuyers, aged 18 to 38, see real estate as a long-term investment despite how unaffordable it may seem.
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Quebec City and Edmonton top relocation choices
Edmonton is the top-ranking relocation destination among residents in the Greater Toronto Area and Greater Vancouver
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Six in ten non-homeowner millennials intend to buy a home
A large swath of millennials believe they will own a home someday, despite previous buyer despair during the pandemic from those aged 26 to 41.
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Condos low on list for boomers thinking of buying
A new survey from Royal LePage found that 35 per cent of this cohort is thinking of buying a home in the next few years.
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Extreme sellers’ market expected to let up in 2021
Although potential homebuyers may face less competition as the year goes on, a housing supply crisis looms in the background as prices go up and the population grows.
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One quarter of millennials bought a home during COVID
About 40 per cent have already racked up savings since the pandemic began, according to a new survey. The majority say remote work has made it more likely they will move further from employers.
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National home price up 9.7 per cent in Q4
Markham, Vaughan, Burlington, Pickering, Oakville. The average home price in all these Ontario-based cities increased by at least $100,000 last quarter, compared to 2019.
