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Residential real estate remains an investment winner amid anticipation of another year of heat for the nationwide housing market.

Canadian housing prices are set to surge again in the coming months as investors and first-time buyers scramble to buy before interest rates go up, ignoring a warning from the ... More

The frenzied pace of sales is starting to slow across the country according to a report from RBC Economics.

Canada's housing market has more firepower than some economists had imagined heading into 2021 and its performance through the first half of the year has Canada's ... More

Canadian home prices are likely to grow by an average of 5% in the next half-year or so, but, surprisingly, the largest gains will not be in Toronto, nor in Vancouver, ... More

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says the average home price could rise by as much as 14% this year, but the pace of sales could moderate by the end of 2023 if broad immunity ... More

TD Bank is forecasting that home prices have further to rise yet before finally starting to lose steam by the end of the year.

The aggregate price of a home in Canada increased 14.1 per cent year-over-year to $749,165 in the first quarter of 2021, as strong demand continues to outpace supply in ... More

Sustained housing price increases still outpacing the recovery in fundamental factors, such as labour income, means Canada's national housing market remains moderately ... More

The aggregate price of a house in Canada's recreational regions is forecast to increase 15 per cent in 2021 to $502,730, as demand continues to rapidly outpace ... More

The national average home price is forecast to rise by 16.5 per cent to just over $665,000 in 2021. The Canadian Real Estate Association said its outlook suggests home sales ... More

Evan Siddall, president and chief executive officer of Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp, claims no-one accurately predicted what happened.

The share of renters who are planning to buy has quadrupled, and what they want to buy is changing.

Canada’s housing market may be heading for a soft landing at the end of the year after what could be a record-breaking 2021, a new report by RBC Economics said.

Affordability and space limitations continue to impact purchase decisions as only 14% of Canadians polled would consider buying a home in a major metropolitan area.

Amid an unpredictable pandemic, forecasts for the housing market are pretty much all over the map.