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  1. National Price Map. The Canadian Real Estate Association compiles the monthly statistics of existing homes and properties sold through the Multiple Listing Service®. This map displays the latest statistics for major markets and provinces across Canada, based on the MLS® reports provided by real estate Boards. View Price Map.

  2. Feb 7, 2022 · Released: 2022-02-07. The Residential Property Price Index (2017=100) is now available for the fourth quarter of 2021. The Residential Property Price Index, as well as the Resale Residential Property Price Index, will be terminated following the release of the 2021 fourth quarter data. The New Housing Price Index will continue to be published ...

    • Key Findings
    • Down Payment Average Drops in Quebec, Increases in Nova Scotia
    • Can We Depend on Rock-Bottom Interest Rates to Stick around?
    • Could New Mortgage Stress Test Rules Help Cool The Market?
    • What’s Next For The Toronto Condo Market?
    Despite tighter lending rules, record demand for Canadians to own real estate will contribute to strong price growth this year.
    Although five-year fixed mortgage rates are currently near historic lows, most mortgage rate predictions in Canada suggest a rise in interest rates in the second half of 2022.
    The lull in immigration has hurt Toronto’s condo and rental markets; recovery is expected as immigration restarts.
    LowestRates.ca data show that when looking at British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and Nova Scotia, Quebec residents put the lowest down payments on a house in Q1 of this year — at just belo...

    In our December mortgage trends report, we used our mortgage quoter data to see what effect the pandemic was having on down payment behaviour in the five provinces where we see the most mortgage quotes: Ontario, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Alberta, and Quebec. We found that residents of Ontario and B.C. put down about 20% on average, while resid...

    Interest rates remain very low and are expected to stay that way until the second half of 2022. More than a year after the Bank of Canada (BoC) first lowered its overnight interest rate in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the central bank decided on June 9 that its overnight rate would remain at 0.25%. It also announced that it wouldn’t increase ...

    New mortgage borrowing across Canada increased 41% YoY in the first quarter of 2021, and the average amount for which borrowers were approved on new mortgages grew by 20.5% to $326,930, according to newly released data from Equifax. And despite a decline in Canadians’ credit card balances (their lowest point in six years), the number and amount of ...

    Condos were the only housing type in Toronto to take a hitas a result of the pandemic — in part due to the city’s rental market, new Airbnb regulations, a decline in immigration, and work-from-home trends. In May, condo sales in downtown Toronto were down 19% compared to the same month last year, the biggest drop in market activity in the past 12 m...

  3. Oct 13, 2021 · From the fourth quarter of 2019 to the end of March 2021, Canadian home prices rose 23.7% compared to the global average of 6.8%, and the U.S. at 6.2%. 1 Low interest rates, exceptional policy support, and the desire for more space are a few reasons contributing to this trend.

  4. Nov 17, 2021 · TORONTO -. It’s been a record-breaking year for Canada’s real estate market so far, with interest rates at an all-time low, and housing prices at historic highs. After a slight drop in monthly ...

  5. Price trends and outlook in key Canadian housing markets, 2020; The Canadian Housing Survey, 2018: A profile of first-time homebuyers; First results from the Canadian Housing Survey, 2018; Methodology of the Residential Property Price Index (RPPI) The shift to smaller households over the past century

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  7. The Canadian housing market remained one of the hottest in the world in 2021, and households took on record amounts of mortgage debt to get on or climb the housing ladder. New home prices increased 11.3% year over year in September, with prices rising across Canada. Prices were up by just over one-quarter in Kitchener–Cambridge–Waterloo ...

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