The aggregate price of a home in Canada increased 14.1 per cent year-over-year to $749,165 in the first quarter of 2021, as strong demand continues to outpace supply in ... More

Demand for expensive homes in Toronto real estate is the result of the pandemic's economic impact ... More

Immigration to Canada fell to the lowest level since 1998. ... More

The ambitious targets are an attempt to compensate for 2020's abysmal immigration numbers ... More

While the last two months have given housing market observers a lot to be optimistic about, concerns remain over the lasting impacts of the pandemic on many key segments of ... More

Canadian immigration plummeted by almost two thirds in the second quarter as border restrictions remained in effect. ... More

While Canadian housing starts have gained momentum and are on pace for more than 200,000 this year, CIBC World Markets managing director and deputy chief economist Benjamin Tal ... More

COVID-19 has "for all intents and purposes shut down immigration." ... More

The booming Greater Toronto Area has again taken top spot on the North American Crane Index, with the region hosting an astounding 27 per cent of the cranes counted in 14 of the ... More

Genworth Canada’s 2019 First-Time Homeownership Study provides a snapshot of the demographics of Canada’s first-time homebuyers (FTBs), what’s motivating them ... More

The pace of inbound immigration to Canada – cited as the fastest among the G7 nations – is driving an unprecedented housing boom. ... More

The lack of housing supply is expected to remain a pressing concern this year as Canada moves further to a seller's market, market watchers say. ... More

This demographic is likely to account for nearly 700,000 home sales over the next five years. ... More

Exceptional job growth in the Greater Toronto Area, along with consistently high immigration, has spurred strong rental demand through the first half of 2019. ... More

U-Haul’s annual migration trends report for 2018 shows more people are moving to Toronto. ... More

For the foreseeable future, immigration will continue stoking the need for housing in Canada’s largest cities, according to RBC Economic Research. ... More