The wait is over for Greater Toronto Area (GTA) homeowners and prospective buyers. The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) has officially released its Market Watch report for December 2025, and the results confirm what many had suspected: home prices have dropped as the market continues its significant rebalancing. For those looking for affordable entry […]
The Canadian housing market has been a rollercoaster over the last few years. From the record lows of the pandemic to the aggressive interest rate hikes that followed, homeowners and prospective buyers have been caught in a cycle of “wait and see.“ However, the wait might finally be over. In a move that has sent […]
Finding affordable and reliable car insurance in Canada can often feel like a balancing act. You want a low monthly premium, but you also want a company that actually picks up the phone when you’re stuck on the side of the 401. As one of Canada’s largest direct-to-consumer insurers, TD Insurance has positioned itself as […]
Navigating the world of car insurance in Canada can feel like driving through a blizzard without winter tires, confusing and potentially risky. As we move through 2026, the Canadian insurance landscape has seen significant shifts, particularly with regulatory changes in provinces like Ontario that have redefined what “basic” coverage actually looks means. Whether you are […]
If you’ve checked your mortgage statement, looked at a house listing, or even just glanced at your credit card bill lately, you know the feeling. We are all stuck in a giant financial waiting room.
Canada’s job market is showing signs of resilience, with the country gaining 67,000 new jobs in October, defying forecasters and building on September’s gain. The unemployment rate also fell two-tenths to 6.9%, back to its level in July. The private sector drove the increase, adding 73,000 jobs, although positions were mainly part-time, with 85,000 part-time […]
The headlines, for the first time in years, offered a glimmer of hope. Toronto’s housing market, long defined by relentless ascent, appeared to be capitulating to economic reality. The average selling price of a home across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) retreated to 1,054,372 dollars in October 2025, representing a year-over-year decline of 7.2 percent. […]
In an unprecedented economic landscape, Canadian financial experts from BMO and RBC are sounding the alarm as US tariffs potentially force a significant shift in monetary policy.
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Toronto residents Mark and Sarah Thompson never imagined their lives would change overnight. The young couple, who had been renting a modest two-bedroom apartment in Etobicoke, had always dreamed of owning a home but struggled to break into Toronto’s skyrocketing housing market.
Canada’s housing market in 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most complex in recent years.
Canada’s housing market is experiencing a significant shift as the number of new listings rises across major cities, changing the supply-demand dynamic that has defined the market for years.
Montreal’s real estate market has been one of the most resilient in Canada, continuing to see price growth even as other major cities experience sales slowdowns and affordability challenges.
As Canada’s housing market moves into 2025, the resale market is showing signs of both stability and shifting demand.
