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How the Government Has Saved the Economy from COVID-19…So Far
Despite deep economic pain caused by the global pandemic, the Canadian economy—and the housing sector in particular—appears to be bouncing back from the near-complete shutdown
Bank of Canada Hints at No Interest Rate Hikes Until 2023
Prospective homebuyers were reassured today that interest rates will remain near historic lows “for a long time,” according to Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem.
Canadian Real Estate Defies COVID, Sales up 63% in June
National home sales shot up in June, with prices also climbing steadily, June data released by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) today.
Lower Immigration to be a Drag on Housing for Years, Says TD
A drop in immigration levels will have “lasting impacts on ownership housing” in Canada for years to come, according to a research report from TD Economics.
Latest in Mortgage News: June Data Indicates a Housing Rebound. But Will it Last?
Home prices, sales and new starts are all rebounding, according to the latest June data. But some, including the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC),
9 Ways to Keep Your Credit Score as High as Possible (Part II)
In our previous post, we spoke about the fact that there are so many credit score providers out there, all providing different results, and chances are none of those results are the credit score lenders see when you apply for a loan product such as a mortgage, credit card or car loan.
Why Is My Credit Score Different From What Lenders See? (Part I)
It’s pretty easy to track your credit score these days—perhaps through a paid subscription to Equifax Canada or Trans Union Canada, or through free offerings from your bank, or other entities such as Borrowell, Credit Karma, Mopolo or Mogo.
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Mortgage Rates Keep Setting New Record Lows
While mortgage rates have been tumbling steadily over the last couple of months, many are now in record-setting territory, with certain 1- to 5-year fixed rates now available for under 2.00% from discount brokers.
Home Sales & Prices Won’t Fully Recover Until 2022, Says CMHC
Significant drops in employment in Canada’s major cities will keep downward pressure on housing demand, with sales and home prices not expected to rebound to
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How the Government Has Saved the Economy from COVID-19…So Far
Despite deep economic pain caused by the global pandemic, the Canadian economy—and the housing sector in particular—appears to be bouncing back from the near-complete shutdown
Bank of Canada Hints at No Interest Rate Hikes Until 2023
Prospective homebuyers were reassured today that interest rates will remain near historic lows “for a long time,” according to Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem.
Canadian Real Estate Defies COVID, Sales up 63% in June
National home sales shot up in June, with prices also climbing steadily, June data released by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) today.
Lower Immigration to be a Drag on Housing for Years, Says TD
A drop in immigration levels will have “lasting impacts on ownership housing” in Canada for years to come, according to a research report from TD Economics.
Latest in Mortgage News: June Data Indicates a Housing Rebound. But Will it Last?
Home prices, sales and new starts are all rebounding, according to the latest June data. But some, including the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC),
About Me
“It’s a people business in a complex industry that is consistently changing. My role is to take the stress out of homeownership and represent your best interests until you are mortgage-free.”