This week, debates over housing affordability and easing market pressures took center stage amid a heated federal election. Mixed signals from modest GDP growth, rising mortgage costs, shifting luxury trends, and tariff uncertainties hint at a pivotal shift in Canada's housing market.
The federal election campaign intensifies as debates over housing and taxation heat up. Ottawa builders welcome policies aimed at easing market pressures and improving affordability for buyers.
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Luxury home sales are shifting across major Canadian markets, while Moncton’s luxury market remains steady amid ongoing economic and political uncertainty.
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Canada’s housing market shows mixed signals as modest GDP gains are overshadowed by rising mortgage costs, trade war escalations, and looming recession fears. Experts predict home prices will lag inflation amid falling transactions.
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Canada's housing market faces adjustments with fluctuating prices, easing mortgage rates, and potential impacts from U.S. tariffs affecting Calgary. Investors remain watchful amid evolving economic conditions.
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