Join real estate analyst Daniel Foch for the latest Monthly Market Call, hosted by Real Estate Magazine. In this deep-dive session, Foch breaks down the most significant developments shaping Canada’s housing market, rental landscape, and economic environment.
This month’s discussion includes:
- Ontario’s Bill 60 and what it means for landlords, tenants and the Landlord and Tenant Board
- National rental trends, shifting tenant behaviours and why leases now dominate MLS activity
- The growing role of real estate professionals in the rental market
- Housing affordability, buy vs. rent economics and market-by-market comparisons across Canada
- Mortgage trends, renewal pressures, delinquency insights and CMHC’s latest findings
- Employment data, youth unemployment concerns and inflation updates
- Provincial price performance
- International student enrollment declines and potential housing impacts
This session offers data-driven insights to help real estate professionals navigate Canada’s evolving real estate landscape.
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