Read this before moving to the suburbs to save money
A new report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation finds that the savings from buying a lower priced house in the suburbs of Toronto may be offset by commuting costs.
Are baby boomers buying homes for their kids?
The latest report from credit specialist, TransUnion Canada, found that mortgage activity across Canada is slowing, but those aged 54 years and up are bucking the trend.
Is your credit score high enough to get approved for a mortgage in the GTA?
Whether or not you get approved for a mortgage in the GTA has a lot to do with your credit score, among other factors such as your employment status and debt levels.
Affordability spurring condo construction in Toronto
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) released its housing starts report for March 2018, announcing that construction pace remained steady through the month.
The mortgage stress test is flawed because it doesn't consider income growth
There’s a mortgage stress test duel underway, and the weapons of choice are reports and open letters. Who will win?
Canadian housing starts drop for fourth consecutive month
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation released its housing starts results for October 2018, reporting a decline in the national trend.
Nearly 1 million people supported by Government of Canada’s investments in housing support
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation recently announced that since 2016 nearly 1 million people across the country have benefitted from the federal government's investments in building more affordable housing.
Condo construction on the rise as detached homes remain unaffordable
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation released its housing starts results for November 2018, reporting the national housing starts trend increased last month.
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