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Latest HPI report shows cooling markets across Canada
February marked the fourth straight deceleration of the country’s housing price index, an early sign of cooling housing markets across the country, despite a 4.4 per cent increase over the same period last year.
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January HPI breaks two-month fall
A January rise in home prices broke a two-month decline, according to Teranet’s House Price Index, the research body said on Thursday, essentially cancelling out equivalent declines in December.
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Single-family home prices drop in almost half of cities
There was a slight drop in Canada’s house prices in December according to the latest Teranet-National Bank Composite House Price Index.
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November turns cooler, even in the hottest markets
House prices were down by 0.3 per cent nationwide in November with cooler conditions even blowing through Calgary and Toronto.
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House price index climbs 5.4 per cent in a year; 0.2 per cent month to month
The Teranet-National Bank index of home prices has increased by 5.4 per cent from a year ago.
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Teranet-National report shows increase for 9th consecutive month
The latest figures from Teranet-National Bank House Price Index exceeded the historic average for August, with a 0.8 per cent increase for repeat sales of single-family homes.
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Daily Market Update
More stats show house price rise… There’s still more room for growth in the market… Unreliable data affecting policy decisions… US first timers struggle to save down payments…
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Daily Market Update
CMHC figures support a soft landing… House prices up again in July, except in Winnipeg… Could we be about to see wooden skyscrapers?… And why 45-64 year olds are a ‘sandwich generation’?
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Daily Market Update
Three of Canada’s biggest financial institutions have released reports; the Bank of Montreal predicts a housing market slump in the next 5 years… the Bank of Canada says any crash would be devastating for the whole economy and the Teranet- National reports price rises in May….
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Mortgage and real estate debrief
There’s more evidence of an east-west divide in home prices as one city registers a double-figure hike year on year while others see a drop. A former shoe shop in Halifax is about to get a new spring in its step, and why one Canadian export is juggling with an overseas housing bubble.