A curated list of recent headlines relevant to real estate in Canada or locally, with short excerpts. Click each headline link to read the full article on the source site.
"Canadian real estate is in for a long winter if last month was a preview of things to come. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data shows home prices fell further in November, after a small drop in new listings was met with a much bigger drop in sales. Prices haven’t just rolled back to the lowest level in nearly five years—the monthly declines are once again getting larger. "
[ Canada's housing market stuck in 'holding pattern,' says CREA ]
"Home sales in Canada barely moved in November, but the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) forecasts that the market will bounce back in the spring following a “holding pattern” heading into 2026."
"Home sales in Canada barely moved in November, but the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) forecasts that the market will bounce back in the spring following a “holding pattern” heading into 2026."
[ Canadian Home Sales Holding Steady Heading into 2026 ]
"“At this point it’s looking like the mid-year rally in housing demand has veered into more of a holding pattern heading into 2026, coupled with what looks like some price concessions in November in order to get deals done before the end of the year,” said Shaun Cathcart, CREA’s Senior Economist. “That said, the Bank of Canada’s clear signal that rates are now about as good as they’re likely going to get is the green light many fixed-rate borrowers have no doubt been waiting for, so we remain of the view that activity will continue to pick up next year.”"
"“At this point it’s looking like the mid-year rally in housing demand has veered into more of a holding pattern heading into 2026, coupled with what looks like some price concessions in November in order to get deals done before the end of the year,” said Shaun Cathcart, CREA’s Senior Economist. “That said, the Bank of Canada’s clear signal that rates are now about as good as they’re likely going to get is the green light many fixed-rate borrowers have no doubt been waiting for, so we remain of the view that activity will continue to pick up next year.”"
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