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Mortgage insurance premiums hiked once again
CMHC announced early Tuesday it is increasing its loan insurance premiums effective March 17
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Cross-Canada market year in review
A province-by-province analysis of trends and performance in 2016, and a look ahead
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Housing strength now concentrated in Ontario, data suggest
Latest housing data pointed at Toronto, in particular, as a main driver of sales activity and price growth
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Risk-sharing consultations ongoing - Morneau
However, the Finance Ministry is not contemplating any new mortgage rules at the moment
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New construction in Kelowna to slump in 2017
Kelowna posted a massive 72 per cent year-over-year growth rate in its 2016 housing starts, according to CMHC data
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More to the debt bundling story
A report about the growing reliance on bundling mortgages may be overblown, according to one veteran
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Canadian home prices experienced greatest increase in over a decade
Vancouver should brace for a possible price correction this year, while Toronto will not find relief any time soon
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Edmonton home prices experienced worst losses in Q4 2016 - report
Much of the Alberta housing sector’s weakness could be traced to the past year’s oil and gas price crashes, Royal LePage says
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Mortgage fraud rising in lockstep with home prices - report
A significant proportion of fraud red flags originated from Ontario and B.C., in large part due to the overheated Toronto and Vancouver markets
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BC sets real estate record
Despite various roadblocks placed in its major market
