Mortgages in Canada can be a murky subject – one that we hope to shed some light on with a series of highly informational articles.
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Where to Buy Real Estate in Canada 2026: Greater Toronto Area May 6th
From Blue Jays games at Rogers Centre to weekend hikes in the Rouge Valley, life in the GTA moves at whatever pace you set. Home to more than seven million people, the Toronto region’s high price tags kept many buyers on the sidelines. But as the market recalibrates, a window is opening fo.... More »
What’s moving Canada’s mortgage market this week Aug 5th
A few notable data points this week could offer fresh insight into housing activity and the broader economy..... More »
Mortgage Digest: Bond yield spike drives latest fixed mortgage rate hikes of up to 30 bps + MORE Mar 22nd
Markets are rapidly repricing inflation and rate expectations, driving bond yields higher and triggering a new round of fixed mortgage increases.... More »
Canada faces $400 mortgage payment spike: How banks are preparing for the renewal storm + MORE Oct 31st
With nearly half of mortgages set to reset by 2026, Canada’s banks say strong borrower equity and falling rates will cushion households, even as arrears edge higher and affordability remains strained..... More »
Where to find a home under $1 million in Canada + MORE Sep 4th
If you figured you’d never be able to buy a home in Canada, we have some good news: home prices have been stalled or falling in most of the country’s major markets over the past two years. Mortgage rates are higher than they were five years ago, which affects the size of monthly payments, but th.... More »
Recognizing leaders in Canadian mortgages: New inductees join the Hall of Fame
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
This week, Canada’s mortgage industry gathered to celebrate the remarkable achievements of this year’s Mortgage Hall of Fame inductees.
First National sees potential gains from recent mortgage rule changes
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
In its Q3 earnings report, First National also noted that competitive pressures have led to a year-over-year drop in origination volumes.
