In this month’s market call, we break down everything shaping Canada’s real estate landscape heading into late 2025. From the upcoming Bank of Canada rate decision to national housing trends, here’s what every real estate professional, investor, and homeowner needs to know.
🏡 Topics Covered:
- Bank of Canada interest rate forecast and 5-year bond yield trends
- Mortgage delinquencies and credit tightening across lenders
- Population growth slowdown and what it means for housing demand
- Inflation, rent data, and shelter costs in CPI
- Job losses, recession risks, and how employment impacts home sales
- Forecasts from Oxford Economics, RBC, and BMO on price direction
- Investor opportunities and risk management in today’s market
📊 Whether you’re advising clients, investing, or simply following the economy, this deep dive provides a data-driven look at where the market is headed and how to prepare for what’s next.
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