In this month’s market call, we break down the global and economic forces shaping Canada’s real estate landscape right now. From rising oil prices tied to Middle East tensions to inflation, unemployment, and housing trends, here’s what every real estate professional, investor, and homeowner needs to understand.
Topics Covered:
- Oil price shocks and how global conflicts impact inflation and housing
- Recession risk framework and why energy spikes matter for markets
- Interest rates, bond market signals, and policy expectations
- Inflation trends, including gasoline-driven CPI and consumer costs
- Employment data, regional weakness and rising unemployment in Ontario
- Mortgage stress, arrears trends and financial pressure building
- Home sales, pricing trends and current market conditions
- Supply dynamics, price cuts, and new construction repricing
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