With the Canadian housing landscape experiencing significant economic adjustments in 2025, mortgage holders are increasingly exploring mortgage transfers as a strategy to optimize their financial positions. This is especially true in regions like Abbotsford, Surrey, and Edmonton, where homeowners are searching for smarter, more flexible ways to manage their debt amid rising living costs and...
As the Bank of Canada begins to ease its monetary stance in 2025, homeowners across British Columbia — particularly in Abbotsford, Surrey, and the broader Fraser Valley — are reassessing their mortgage strategies. After years of elevated rates, a cooling inflation trend and modest cuts have brought some relief to the lending environment. But with...
In 2025, the dream of homeownership in British Columbia is still alive — but getting there requires a grounded understanding of what you can truly afford. Whether you’re a first-time buyer in Surrey, a family upgrading in Abbotsford, or relocating to Edmonton for a fresh start, mortgage affordability isn’t just about what a lender approves...
As of April 2025, mortgage arrears in Canada have begun to climb at a rate not seen since the early stages of the pandemic. According to a recent report from MPA Canada, mortgage delinquencies have reached their highest level in over four years, with economists warning that the trend could continue if economic stressors—like trade...
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions most Canadians will ever make, and for first-time home buyers in British Columbia, affordability is a top concern. Fortunately, several government grants, tax credits, and incentives can reduce upfront costs and lower mortgage payments. In this guide, we explore the most relevant programs available in...
