As summer ends and real estate’s busiest season kicks off, new figures from the Canadian Real Estate Association show actual home sales activity in August was up year-over-year, the third highest August sales on record.
One of Canada’s hottest real estate markets has been added to CMHC’s list of centres where the organization detects high levels of risk.
The latest figures from CREA show that the rise in home sales depends on the local market.
Confident condo investors believe the good times will roll on in these two major markets.
The best of the spring market may be behind brokers, according to recently released data.
It’s been said before, but it seems the chorus is contagious – yet another report is calling the Ontario housing market overvalued; but brokers shouldn’t expect prices to fall or commissions to suffer.
Real estate markets in Canada are seeing overall stability with respect to investment returns, says a new report – except in one province.
Condo price growth appears to defy a spike in the supply of those units, sparking questions about how much longer brokers can expect strong sales to continue.
Rental prices have dropped in one major market and while some may spin it as a move to more affordability, the type of home driving that decrease must be considered.
Housing starts in one province have increased by 83 per cent year-over-year, according to new figures.
