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Major Canadian pension funds face significant losses due to higher borrowing costs, prompting strategic overhauls and a shift towards flexible investments.
A new report shows 27% of Canadian renters plan to buy a home within two years, rising to 40% among those aged 18-34, but high prices are still a major hurdle.
Despite a cooler market, reliance on family gifts for down payments in Canada continues to increase, exacerbating the wealth gap while aiding home purchases.
Chances of a July rate-cut drop as Canada's inflation data comes in hotter than expected, driven by higher service, grocery, and air transport costs.
Canada's housing market saw slight sales and price declines in May, with an expected boost in activity after Bank of Canada's recent rate cut.
In May, Canada's housing starts rose 10% from April to 264,506 units, driven by significant increases in Toronto and Montreal, despite a decline in Vancouver.
Canada's population surpassed 41 million on April 1, 2024, driven by international migration, with significant growth in Alberta and the Maritime provinces.
A new report suggests every new home in Canada needs over $100,000 in infrastructure, urging increased public and private investment to meet housing goals.
Canada is raising the capital gains tax inclusion rate to 66.7% as of June 25, impacting property owners while generating $19.4B for housing initiatives.
Canadian rents hit a record $2,200/month, up 9.3% yearly, with highest prices in Vancouver and Toronto and double-digit hikes in mid-sized cities.
Canadian government launches a $1.5B Co-operative Housing Development Program to build new and affordable co-op homes for vulnerable groups.
The Bank of Canada cut its benchmark interest rate to 4.75% due to easing inflation and weak economic growth, making Canada the first G7 country to cut rates.
CMHC's report highlights a record high of construction workers in 2023, but a shortfall in housing starts, due to decreased productivity and municipal regulations.
In 2023, the real estate market saw decreased sales volumes across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors due to economic uncertainties.
Canadian mortgage debt growth slows to $2.16 trillion in February 2024, but delinquency rates trend up for the first time since the pandemic.
The federal government and Ontario finally reached a $357M agreement for new rent-assisted housing under the National Housing Strategy.
Canada's April inflation rate of 2.7% suggests potential June rate cut by the Bank of Canada.
Canadian home sales dipped 1.7% in April despite a 2.8% increase in new listings.
The total value of building permits in Canada dropped 11.7% to $10.5B in March, but increased 3.7% quarter-over-quarter.
The federal government allocates $201.87 million to Ontario to create 86,000 new child care spaces by 2026.
Alberta and Saskatchewan lead the way as Canadian residential rents increase 9.3% year-over-year.
Toronto prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup with over $370M in federal, provincial, and municipal funding.
CMHC surpassed NHS targets, delivering 153,708 affordable units despite economic challenges in 2023.
Canada's GDP grew 0.2% in February, missing estimates, prompting economists to anticipate interest rate cuts soon.
Federal government and Ontario announce historic deal with Honda, generating over 1,000 in jobs.
The 2024 Federal Budget outlines an increase to the capital gains inclusion rate from 50% to 66.7% starting June 25, 2024.
Canada's March inflation rose to 2.9%, driven by gas prices, but core inflation cooled down.
The federal budget plans to utilize Canada Post and National Defence properties for affordable housing.
Canada needs 1.3 million more homes by 2030 to balance housing supply and demand.
Canadian rent increased nationally, with Edmonton seeing the highest growth among cities.
Canada offers first-time homebuyers longer mortgage terms and increased RRSP withdrawal limits.
Bank of Canada maintains interest rate at 5.0%, hints at potential June rate cut.
Trudeau's housing plan includes low-cost land leases, tax incentives, loans, and homelessness support.
Canada launches $6 Billion fund, boosting infrastructure to accommodate higher density and population growth.
Canada's February inflation drops to 2.8% due to lower cellular, grocery, and internet costs.
The bank remains cautious on rate cuts as it awaits sustained inflation progress toward 2%.
Federal government ends incentive after low participation and criticism over requirements.
January's inflation rate dropped more than expected but core inflation remained unchanged.
The federal government aims to improve rent affordability with housing benefits and investigates grocery price inflation.
The Canadian government extends ban on foreign home buying to address housing affordability concerns.
The bank holds rates for a fourth consecutive time and indicates no further hikes.
BoC is expected to exercise caution and delay interest rate cuts as inflation remains hot.

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