Is the Housing ‘Bubble’ Bound to Burst
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The Province
Fresh signs from the Bank of Canada that interest rates will stay lower for longer…See full story on this topic »
Bubble talk re-ignites debate about what’s next for Vancouver housing market
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The boom in Canadian real estate has “resulted in the largest rises in house prices ever seen in Canada,” the firm says. “And the trigger of an increase in the Bank of Canada’s trendsetting interest rates could result in a 25-per-cent drop in property values.”
Bubble talk re-ignites debate about what’s next for Vancouver housing market
Bubble talk re-ignites debate about what’s next for Vancouver housing market
Filed Under Main Content · Tagged: Bank Canada, Bank Interest, Bank Of Canada, Boom, Canadian Real Estate, Debate, House Prices, Housing Market, Interest Rates, Property Values, Trendsetting, Vancouver
The boom in Canadian real estate has “resulted in the largest rises in house prices ever seen in Canada,” the firm says. “And the trigger of an increase in the Bank of Canada’s trendsetting interest rates could result in a 25-per-cent drop in property values.”
Bubble talk re-ignites debate about what’s next for Vancouver housing market
Many don’t know if they could make higher mortgage payments: poll
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Nearly 20 per cent of Canadians don’t know if they’ll be able to make their mortgage payments if interest rates increase, according to a poll released Thursday by Bank of Montreal – disturbing findings given that BMO expects the Bank of Canada to raise its benchmark rate by at least one per cent by the end of the year.
Many don’t know if they could make higher mortgage payments: poll
