A new report indicates Canada's downtown office vacancy rate increased for the fourth consecutive quarter to reach 14.3 per cent as more properties became available in ... More

One in five Canadians are hoping for a significant fall in housing prices, a sign of the mounting frustration felt by many people looking to get into the country's hot ... More

Canada's financial regulator, which has been planning changes in its four-year-old mortgage stress test, on Thursday proposed making it tighter, following concerns that the ... More

Canada’s top banking watchdog is about to take another stab at overhauling its stress test on residential mortgages.

Canada's largest housing market logged another month of record sales and price gains in March. The head of the local real estate board is warning of potential unintended ... More

For the third straight month of 2021, record home sales continued in March across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) with buyers taking advantage of favourable borrowing costs and ... More

The Bank of Canada is seeing “worrying” signs that some Canadians are taking on too much debt to buy into the nation’s hot housing market.

There are calls on policy-makers to take action to prevent a potential housing bubble due to prices going 'parabolic'.

Feds face pressure over hot housing market ahead of 2021 budget

Lumber supply is low, but demand keeps rising as homeowners nest during the pandemic

The housing market in Toronto keeps on accelerating to defy all odds, with small one bedroom condos selling for in the $700,000s after bidding wars, the average home price ... More

Sales of homes valued at $4 million or more in the Greater Toronto Area saw a 157 per cent jump in activity.

BMO Economics isn’t ruling out the possibility of a policy response to cool rapidly overheating Canadian real estate markets.

Long-term risks to the economy are being exacerbated by outsized demand, shrinking inventory

The national mortgage debt balance hit a new record high of $1.65 trillion in Q4 2020, according to data from Statistics Canada.

Upward pressure on commercial asset values continues to dominate the nation’s largest cities, according to a new study by Colliers Canada.

Canadians have great expectations when it comes to using their homes to feather their retirement nest eggs.

Sustained housing price increases still outpacing the recovery in fundamental factors, such as labour income, means Canada's national housing market remains moderately ... More

As many as 14% of millennials said that they have not been entirely truthful on a previous credit or loan application, compared to the national average of 7%, according to a ... More

The last quarter of 2020 saw “favourable” deal flow and intensified competition in the commercial mortgage market, leading to sustained downward pressure on credit ... More

The Canadian housing market is “overheating” and policy makers need to take steps to cool it down, according to an economist at Royal Bank of Canada, the ... More

After years of an impossibly tight Toronto vacancy rate, there were reports that the downtown had emptied out due to COVID pandemic, leaving unoccupied units and landlords ... More

The aggregate price of a house in Canada's recreational regions is forecast to increase 15 per cent in 2021 to $502,730, as demand continues to rapidly outpace ... More

A record share of Canadians expect home prices will continue hitting new highs, an exuberance that adds to concern the housing market is entering a speculative bubble.

Toronto’s neighbourhoods are getting a much-needed revamp and changing from the existing number of 140 to 158.

Newly built Canadian homes are rising faster in price than at any time in more than three decades.

Our national real estate market is now in full-on boiling mode, according to a major Canadian bank.

While home prices continued to increase between November and January, their rate of growth was declining on a monthly basis. That changed in February as monthly home price ... More

Non-bank lenders have seen the rate of arrears on insured mortgages go roughly 50% higher than their uninsured counterparts, according to data from Statistics Canada.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on Toronto's rental market since it first arrived last March — resulting in rent prices not seen in several years — ... More