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Canada's housing downturn is no longer simply a story of declining property values. A broader deterioration in household finances, employment and business confidence is beginning to reinforce the weakness already gripping real estate markets.


The concern is not any single economic indicator. It is how these pressures are increasingly connected, creating a c...


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Canada's housing market is facing an extraordinary contradiction. After years of government efforts to improve affordability, home prices are finally falling across major Canadian cities. But as sales volumes collapse, so does a significant source of government revenue.


British Columbia collected $3.33 billion in property transfer taxes during the 2021–2...


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Vancouver has officially entered a buyer's market, a condition that has occurred in only about one out of every ten months over the past 21 years. And while buyers may have felt increasingly powerful for some time, September's numbers confirm just how dramatically the balance of power has shifted.


Metro Vancouver recorded only 1,713 home sales in September ...


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Vancouver real estate is entering the final stretch of 2026 with a growing problem: buyers are losing confidence at exactly the moment borrowing costs are threatening to rise again.

Consumer confidence fell 6.9 points in September, its steepest monthly decline since the trade war began in early 2025. Even more significant for housing, the Real Estate Outlook Index ...


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