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As this year comes to a close, we cannot help but give thanks to those have who have put their trust in us.

Canada’s housing affordability has declined to its lowest level in over 30 years as stated in a new report released by RBC Economics.

The country’s house prices increased by more than 25 per cent last month, compared to November of 2020 – a significant increase spurred by supply shortages.

The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate at 0.25 earlier today, as inflation continues to rise.

Robust demand for Fraser Valley real estate continued last month, with the FVREB recording its second highest month for volume of sales.

Canadian homeowners are resorting to their reserves to fund surging expenses as HELOC debt grows rapidly.

The Bank of Canada announced that investors are likely one of the culprits in creating the aggressive home price increases seen across the country.

New CMHC data shows country’s housing starts trend experienced a significant downturn from September to October.

NBC’s latest affordability report revealed how long it takes Canadians to save for down payments on non-condo homes.

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem wants Canadians to trust that they can bring inflation back down to its target.