The newsletter.

GTA sales fall 9%, condo construction slows, and the Bank of Canada faces another tough call.

Toronto’s mayoral race sharpens around taxes, housing supply and the cost of city building.

Toronto and Vancouver keep sliding, affordability relief is fading, and insolvencies are creeping higher.

Tariff-hit rents fall, Ontario rewrites rental rules, and Canada’s population growth hits a 110-year low.

A Toronto developer launches a $10M lawsuit, while Vancouver sits on $4.4B worth of unsold condos.

Canada’s housing markets are moving in different directions, while affordability remains painfully out of reach.

Vancouver’s market may be softer, but many young buyers still need a six-figure assist from Mom and Dad.

Costs could climb as construction slows, even though today’s housing breather could become tomorrow’s shortage.

Questions swirl around a Muskoka land deal, RECO gets tougher, and buyers slowly return.

Realtors are leaving, big investors are buying, and distressed listings keep climbing across Canada.

Millions of hectares are disappearing as development, investors and rising prices squeeze Canadian farms.

Population growth hits zero, youth unemployment rises, and rents finally start cooling.

Ottawa may replace the foreign buyer ban with targeted rules for new builds, redevelopment, and vacant land.

Developers are quietly cutting deals, but some buyers have to sign NDAs first.

New home sales jumped, but condos are still struggling badly.

Governments and big funds are stepping in as housing stays weak.

HST boosted house sales, Prices are falling and condos are still stuck.

World Cup rentals, retail mega-deals, and Canada’s housing correction collide.

Young buyers see cottages as a starter home, while Americans see a deal.

Institutions are buying condos, Millennials are stuck at home and developers just invented Klarna housing..

Rentals sit empty, Brampton stress rises, save Max returns under watch and the wealth gap widens.

Real Brokerage buys Re/Max and Toronto rents drop, condos hit zero, ultra luxury holds, and Edmonton flips to renters.

Permits fall, condos stall, and debt risk keeps rising

Some markets can't be stopped while others are still deep in the red

Ontario mortgage arrears are up 47.7%, and regulators just issued $1.2M in fines targeting mortgage professionals.

Rate hike bets are back, population growth has reversed, and lenders are returning with a much more selective lens.

Rents dip to $2,030, but demand surges 39%. B.C. rebounds hard, Maritimes explode. and CMHC warns supply crunch ahead.

Rate hike bets are back, population growth has reversed, and lenders are returning with a much more selective lens.

Ontario backs a condo rescue fund, RECO tightens oversight, and global conflict starts hitting renewals.

Developers are in trouble, CRA tightens the rules and banks are being warned.

A new report predicts AI will compress real estate commissions to 1% by 2027 as agents lose their info edge. Plus rental pain moves east and funds gate redemptions.

Developers are dangling price guarantees to bring back buyers and Canadian churches may become homes.

Downtown office towers are filling up again. Then: $150K fine drama, Canada’s hottest rental markets, condo deals under $400K, and inflation easing.

$2.7M taken from trust accounts, power-of-sale listings rise, Toronto condos called Ponzi finance, private funds want your money

Half of big banks see rate hikes by 2027, developers sit on record inventory and the vacancy tax is being questioned.

Toronto developers post worst sales in 40 years, rental prices fall nationwide, and Ontario universities demand billions in bailouts

Three provinces defy the downturn, incoming mortgage shock, and Canada's immigration whiplash hits home.

Private funds lock billions in withdrawals, downtown leases are rebounding, and RECO promises to fix itself

From visa chaos to return-to-office mandates, this week shows what happens when policy collides with reality.

These are the winners and losers for 2025. Here's where prices broke, held and quietely took off.

RECO freezes another $580K, landlords face Jan 1 deadline, and Ford wants Vegas North

The mayor of Brampton's secret downtown buy, Toronto’s new mansion tax, and why Ottawa’s housing plan kinda sucks.

This week, deadly illegal rentals, interest loopholes, labour shortages, and the RECO takeover

Four Canadian brokerages just got suspended. Plus, Bill 60 shakes up tenant rights, billionaires keep buying Canada, and ski towns are suddenly the hottest markets in the country.

Canadian landlords wrote down billions, pre-sales vanished, and housing starts sank again. A messy week with market signals you shouldn’t ignore

Conestoga College lost more than half its students in two years and and now 80 programs are on the chopping block.

Canada’s new screening process is shutting out thousands of Indian applicants.

Developers are clawing back realtor commissions, the Ford government’s backpedaling, and first-time buyers are finally winning.

Toronto's housing market faces major turbulence: canceled projects, stalled builds, fraud cases, and falling prices signal a shifting real estate landscape.