Real Estate News

1) Bank of Canada holds key rate steady at 2.25%, predicts economic rebound 2) Developers push to end foreign buyer ban as condo supply piles up 3) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 4) Canada’s housing market takes another small step towards recovery 5) Canadian auto this week: Dealers leery of China; Dongfeng eyes Canada

1) FIFA World Cup begins today! Here’s how Toronto prepared 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) Nearly one in 10 Toronto mortgage holders won’t qualify to refinance next year 4) Bank of Canada holds key rate steady in fifth consecutive decision 5) U.S. tariffs, lack of China guardrails put Canadian auto assembly at risk, Honda Canada CEO warns

1) Greater Toronto home sales up six per cent in May as prices fall: real estate board 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) Ottawa's budget watchdog predicts Bank of Canada will hike interest rate to 2.75% in 2027 4) Canadian economy adds 88,000 jobs in May, helping offset job losses so far this year 5) Canadian auto industry divided on Trump's proposed 50 per cent U.S. content rule

1) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 2) New home sales in Toronto spurred by new HST rebate, but one property type ‘continues to struggle’ 3) Toronto landlords are offering free rent, Wi-Fi and even cash. Renters still aren't impressed 4) Canada falls to 19th spot in annual best country rankings, one place behind the U.S. 5) Bank of Canada says households struggling, economy vulnerable to shocks

1) Toronto's 106-storey Pinnacle SkyTower nears completion 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) Canada's economy on track for Q1 rebound 4) Toyota Canada to invest over $300 million building three new facilities to better support its customers and dealers across the country 5) Higher Canada retail sales still unlikely to spur a BoC cut soon

1) Real estate firm plans to turn $500M worth of Toronto condo stock into rentals 2) The best mortgage rates in Canada right now 3) The straight line running from Hormuz to Canada's housing market 4) China automakers slow Canada expansion plans on quota, certification constraints 5) Bank of Canada says AI is already moving the needle on productivity, but gap with U.S. still wide