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Foreign Buyers or Domestic Greed? Over 121,000 Toronto Homeowners Own Multiple Homes In The City

New data from the Ministry of Finance shows that Toronto real estate has a bigger problem than foreign buyers, speculators from Toronto.

Here’s a look at interest rates, and how a 5% hike would impact Canadian real estate prices. Even though the BoC “thinks” they aren’t related.

North Korea has seen real estate prices increase at a rate similar to other hot global markets. Is Pyongyang also the next Manhattan?

In 2016, Metro Vancouver started 1 home for roughly every person that moved to the area that year. Here’s why that might be too much.

Scott Nazareth, one of Canada’s top mortgage brokers estimates 20% of Canadians are committing mortgage fraud to qualify for homeownership.

Those Chinese buyers that sent Vancouver real estate soaring are having a little trouble getting money out of China these days.

The Canadian economy’s job growth deserves a second look. Not only were most jobs created part-time, but almost half went to people aged 55+.

The glory days for Canadian real estate could be coming to an end, as China starts the year with surprising moves to control capital outflows.

Turns out if you’re a foreign buyer looking for Vancouver real estate, you might end up paying a premium…before the foreign buyer tax.

BCREA is already less than optimistic about Vancouver real estate. They expect falling prices in the city, as well as most of the province.