Join real estate analyst Daniel Foch and special guest Rob Marsiglio of Valery Real Estate for the latest Monthly Market Breakdown, presented in partnership with Real Estate Magazine.
In this wide-ranging, data-driven session, Daniel examines the economic pressures shaping Canada’s housing market, from the possibility of further interest rate hikes and weakening home sales to mortgage delinquencies, inflation and growing regional disparities.
Rob takes a closer look at the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), offering fresh October market data and insights into housing inventory, prices, buyer activity and power of sale listings.
Topics covered:
- Why Canadian home sales remain historically weak and what September’s national housing data reveals about buyer demand
- Whether another Bank of Canada interest rate hike could put further pressure on homebuyers, mortgage holders and housing prices
- Why Ontario and B.C. continue to struggle while housing markets in Alberta, Newfoundland and Labrador and other provinces show signs of slowing growth
- How declining new listings in Ontario and B.C. could bring housing markets back into balance sooner than expected
- What rising inventory in Quebec, Manitoba and Nova Scotia could signal for housing markets outside Ontario and B.C.
- Why GTA home sales and new listings are both declining — and what Rob Marsiglio’s October data reveals about shifting market conditions
- How housing market activity differs across Toronto, York, Peel, Halton and Durham regions, including the struggling Toronto condo market
- Why GTA home prices remain under pressure despite falling inventory and what could signal a market recovery
- What the latest GTA power of sale listing data reveals about financial distress among homeowners
- Why larger and newer mortgages are experiencing some of the fastest increases in delinquency rates
- How rising consumer debt, credit card delinquencies and insolvencies could affect Canada’s housing market
- Why Ontario’s pre-construction housing market may be attracting buyers away from the resale market
- How rising oil prices, inflation and pressure on the Canadian dollar could influence the Bank of Canada’s next interest rate decisions
- What bond yields suggest about the possibility of further rate hikes followed by cuts in 2027
- How employment trends, trade tensions and weakening consumer confidence could shape Canada’s economic and housing outlook
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