Real Estate Blog

For many Canadian homeowners, an insurance policy doesn’t necessarily mean you’re financially protected.

Talking about money, especially across generational gaps, is never easy.

Is it better to pay off debt, first, or save up for retirement?

Series of interest rate cuts since mid-2024 and falling prices in parts of the country have significantly lowered ownership costs in the past seven ...

After years defined by intense competition and record-low vacancy rates, Canada’s rental market is beginning to show signs of easing.

Canada found itself navigating a markedly different path than anticipated at the start of 2025. Tariff uncertainties escalated globally with geopolitical ...

Rob McLister: Today's lowest national insured and uninsured mortgage rates, updated daily

Stability on the surface can coexist with growing instability underneath.

The BoC's decisions affect how we spend money, how and when we save, where we invest and how businesses grow and prosper.

National home sales fell 10.7 per cent in November compared with the same month last year as the Canadian Real Estate Association says activity has ...

Many Canadian homeowners renewing their mortgages in 2025-2026 will face payment increases of due to sharply rising interest rates.

Affordability is quietly improving in this country. Home prices have flattened in many parts of Canada, and in our most expensive markets, they have ...

Stable prices and improved affordability expected to continue coaxing buyers off the sidelines next year

According to the Canadian Real Estate Association, the average home price climbed roughly 75% between 2014 and 2024 (3), while median net incomes ...

Millions of Canadians only make the minimum payment each month on their credit cards, and carry the remaining balance into the next month — and into ...

It’s every agent’s nightmare. The buyers sign a firm offer, the sellers breathe a sigh of relief, and everyone looks forward to closing day. Then ...

Asking rents in Canada were down 3.1 per cent in November from a year earlier to an average of $2,074, marking the 14th straight month of annual decli ...

Canadians are gearing up for holiday spending while still navigating higher day-to-day costs — but many say the most confusing part of their finances ...

Conrad Zurini says five years of market “see-saw” swings have set the stage for a clearer, more stable market in 2026.

Real estate, rental and leasing — 13.2% of GDP