In November 2025, a quiet but significant transformation is taking shape across Canada’s housing market — not only for homeowners and investors but for renters, too. While the Bank of Canada’s rate cut to 2.25 % has dominated recent headlines, another story is unfolding in the background: a structural shift in the rental market that...
After a year of volatility, Canada’s housing market is showing signs of a new equilibrium. The Bank of Canada’s October 29, 2025 policy rate cut to 2.25%—its fourth since spring—arrived just as the federal government unveiled a $50 billion infrastructure and housing fund in its fall budget. Together, these measures have created the most encouraging...
As the Canadian housing market enters its most balanced phase in years, first-time buyers across British Columbia and Alberta are discovering new openings that didn’t exist in 2022 or 2023. The Bank of Canada’s September 2025 rate cut to 2.5%, coupled with improved inventory, is reshaping affordability across urban and suburban corridors from Surrey and...
As of August 2025, a noticeable shift is underway in the housing markets of Abbotsford, Surrey, and Edmonton. With inventory levels rising, sales volumes cooling, and the Bank of Canada holding its key rate at 2.75%, conditions are starting to favour buyers after years of market imbalance. This moment—between the summer slowdown and fall’s potential...
The Canadian housing market has endured a turbulent journey over the past two years, but as we move into the second half of 2025, optimism is quietly making a comeback. British Columbia, in particular, is witnessing early signs of recovery. While uncertainty still lingers, a pause in interest rate hikes, improving affordability metrics, and moderating...
