house prices

Canada’s housing market was the fastest rising in the world, just a few months ago. Now we’re claiming the opposite title.

The next few months will be crucial in determining whether the Toronto housing market has simply stumbled, or if this is the start of a deeper correction

Canada, we have a problem

On several key metrics, Canada’s housing market has far surpassed the U.S. at its peak

Stephen Poloz refuses to say whether Canada’s housing market is in a bubble. But he does have one message: don’t blame him for soaring prices

A Q&A with the Bank of Canada governor about rising protectionism, soaring house prices and why he isn’t convinced the economy has turned a corner

While Toronto house prices have soared, the latest census figures show population growth in the city has begun to slow

The debate over B.C.’s new tax on foreign buyers exposes how badly the Canadian economy needs ridiculously unsustainable house prices to keep rising

The gains from soaring house prices in Toronto and Vancouver are dwarfing paycheques from even the best-paying jobs in those cities

Why the Bank of Canada is so worried about the unrealistic expectations driving house prices in Toronto and Vancouver

Despite the weak loonie, Canada’s average house price of $478,100 is enough to snatch nice digs in many of America’s largest cities.

The “virtuous circles” of rising oil prices, higher incomes and booming house prices, are about to turn “vicious”