Canadian, Housing, Market

To recap week of Feb 3 – Feb 9, 2025

Tariff pauses and bold partnerships drive a week of twists in Canada's housing market.

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Canada's housing market saw cautious shifts as a one-month tariff pause eased construction cost worries amid persistent BC tensions and climate risks lowering property values. Meanwhile, innovative partnerships and record home sales in Montreal hint at a rebound, blending challenges with early signs of momentum.

Monday

Tariff pause eases market jitters.

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The U.S. and Canada agree to a one-month tariff pause, easing fears of rising construction costs and mortgage rates, though market caution lingers amid broader tariff concerns.

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Tuesday

Tariff tensions spark unease in BC housing.

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US tariff threats stir uncertainty in the BC housing market as potential retaliatory measures raise concerns over economic stability and future housing affordability.

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Wednesday

Rising climate risks and economic jitters hit Canadian housing hard.

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Canadian housing faces twin pressures as climate risks lower property values while economic uncertainties and a weakening currency add fuel to market challenges.

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Thursday

Innovative partnerships drive housing breakthroughs.

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Assembly Corp. and Lindbäcks Group announced a transformative partnership to revolutionize Canada's housing market, while international comparisons underscore varied market dynamics.

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Friday

Canadian housing shows early momentum with cautious optimism.

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Montreal home sales surged 36% in January as forecasts predict a rebound amid tariff concerns. Millennials and active sellers are reshaping trends in a market poised for change in 2025.

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