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Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. expects a drop in home prices in the country’s biggest cities amid “severe declines” in home sales and construction.

But those won't be the only major markets where prices will soften.

According to the Royal LePage House Price Survey and Market Survey Forecast released today, the aggregate price of a home in Canada is expected to remain remarkably stable ... More

The lack of housing supply is expected to remain a pressing concern this year as Canada moves further to a seller's market, market watchers say.

As the end of 2019 approaches, RBC Economics says the year will go down as “the turning point for Canada’s housing market.”

After sales, new builds declined this year and last, housing agency expects prices to exceed 2017 peak by 2020.

Upward adjustments came amid a more relaxed B-20 stress test

The Liberals’ campaign promise of a new tax on foreign home buyers may not be enough to moderate a national housing market on the resurgence, observers ... More

Canadian house prices will be flat this year, but will pick up in 2020, driven by lower mortgage rates and solid domestic economic conditions, according to economists and ... More

 What The Next 5 Years Will Look Like In 33 Canadian Cities

What the coming months hold for buyers, sellers, homeowners and investors.

If you’re looking to rent in Toronto, 2019 is poised to be a challenging year.

Income, employment support demand for housing, but they're expected to slow, agency says. Rising mortgage rates are also expected to affect housing demand and the ... More

The risk of a housing market downturn over the next 12 months remains low – but the probability has slightly increased because of volatility introduced by the recently ... More

Canada's housing market is getting a big helping hand from house-hungry millennials, but that will come to an end in the next several years, bringing with it an era of ... More