Join real estate analyst Daniel Foch for the latest Monthly Market Call, presented in partnership with Real Estate Magazine. In this wide-ranging, data-driven session, Daniel breaks down the economic forces and market dynamics shaping Canadian real estate, from trade uncertainty and employment trends to inflation, interest rates, household finances and shifting housing supply.
Topics covered:
- How Canada-U.S. trade tensions and economic uncertainty are affecting consumer confidence and housing demand
- What the latest employment data says about Canada’s economy, including shifts in private- and public-sector jobs
- Why inflation remains important to the Bank of Canada’s interest rate outlook
- Why more Canadians are choosing variable-rate mortgages and what that could mean if rates change
- What rising consumer proposals and insolvencies reveal about financial pressure on Canadian households
- How upcoming mortgage renewals could add to affordability challenges
- Why Ontario and B.C. continue to lag more affordable housing markets elsewhere in Canada
- How sellers pulling listings from the market could tighten housing supply faster than expected
- Why buyers still have negotiating power — and what could cause that balance to shift
- Whether Canada’s housing market could recover sooner than expected as supply and demand adjust
- Why Canada’s foreign buyer ban could be allowed to expire in 2027 and what that could mean for the market Whether you’re a real estate agent, investor, broker, developer or homebuyer, this webinar offers timely insights into the economic and housing trends shaping Canada’s real estate market.
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