Canadian, Housing, Market

To recap week of Apr 14 – Apr 20, 2025

Trade tensions and tariff worries shake Canada's housing market.

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Canada’s housing market continued its decline this week amid persistent trade tensions and dampened demand. Tariff uncertainties and forecast downgrades met a steady 2.75% rate from the Bank of Canada, leaving overall sentiment cautious across the sector.

Tuesday

Housing slowdown meets trade war turbulence.

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Canadian housing demand and prices fell further, with trade tensions undermining recovery and heightening market uncertainty.

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Wednesday

Steady rates amid a sluggish housing market.

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The Bank of Canada held its rate at 2.75%, leaving a sluggish housing market unchanged as demand remains subdued.

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Thursday

Housing market slips amid trade-war uncertainty.

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Canadian housing prices fell again today as central bankers weighed contrasting economic scenarios amid ongoing trade tensions. The market's decline underscores growing uncertainty and cautious sentiment in the financial sector.

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Saturday

Tariff tensions spur a market downturn.

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Canadian housing forecasts suffer as tariff uncertainty forces a downgrade in resale market outlook, even as lumber exemptions offer temporary respite amid broader economic concerns.

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