Author: inboks
Vancouver real estate has fared well since the market slowed, but signs of stress are appearing. Equifax data shows Vancouver mortgage delinquencies climbed in Q1 2024. The delinquency rate remains relatively low, but it made a sharp… Read more at betterdwelling.com
Higher mortgage rates are rapidly cooling American real estate prices. US Census Bureau data shows a very sharp moderation in new housing activity in April. Sales fell to the lowest level since the public health crisis, but inventory… Read more at betterdwelling.com
By Sammy Hudes A total of 30,244 homes changed hands throughout the country last month, which was 8.1% lower than February 2025. Sales also fell 1.3% month-over-month on a seasonally adjusted… Read more at www.canadianmortgagetrends.com
Being a condo owner is different from being a tenant. Or a single-family homeowner. Sometimes in unexpected ways. Here are a few real-life examples. Repair of your unit is your responsibility. Maybe even if it’s not your… Read more at condowonk.com
Greater Vancouver real estate’s luck might be running out. Greater Vancouver Realtors (GVR) data shows the price of a composite home slipped in August. The market has managed to avoid the significant correction seen in other major… Read more at betterdwelling.com
No need to worry about your local home builder’s profit margin — they’re actually rising. CoConstruct, who provides construction project management software to over 100,000 clients, took a dive into builder margins…. Read more at betterdwelling.com
Written by Jared Lindzon• March 18, 2026• 8:24 PM• Real Estate • 2 Comments • Views: 26,623 Toronto is in its largest housing correction since the ’90s, but… Read more at www.canadianmortgagetrends.com
Mortgage delinquencies are rising across Canada, but nowhere quite like Ontario. Canadian Bankers Association (CBA) data shows mortgage arrears continued to rise in November. Ontario has seen its rate more than quadruple in just over… Read more at betterdwelling.com
Toronto real estate demand faces a new headwind—a shrinking population. Statistics Canada (StatCan) estimates the population of the Toronto CMA contracted in 2025, marking the only non-pandemic contraction in the region’s history…. Read more at betterdwelling.com
Following one of the weakest years on record, Toronto developers just had the worst… Read more at betterdwelling.com