Muted Prospects for Canadian Mortgage and Housing Markets Moving into 2011
Prospects for Canadian mortgage and housing markets are likely to muted as we move into 2011, with the CREA revising its forecasts for 2010 and 2011 home sales.
Read moreHome Mortgage and Interest Rates Likely to Remain Low due to Dollar/Loonie Parity
Home mortgage and interest rates are likely to remain at current lows, as parity between the Canadian loonie and U.S. dollar puts pressure on the Bank of Canada to defer further rate hikes into 2011.
Read morePositive Report on Canadian Home Mortgage, Housing and Investment Property Markets
Industry report paints a positive picture of Canadian home mortgage, housing and investment property markets going forward.
Read moreHow will QE2 affect Canadian Home Mortgage and Housing Markets?
Quantitative easing in the U.S. is unlikely to resolve the U.S. housing and foreclosure mess, or significantly boost consumer spending. In Canada, the question is how long will home mortgage and interest rates remain low while the Bank of Canada digests the effects of QE2.
Read moreOpportunity to Refinance Home Mortgage at Low Rates
Homeowners have a window of opportunity to refinance existing home mortgages, as analysts forecast that the Bank of Canada is likely to pause in its regimen of rate increases.
Read moreLow Home Mortgage Rates Underpin Stable Canadian Housing Market
Low home mortgage rates continue to underpin a Canadian housing market which appears “to be stabilizing at a new lower, but more sustainable, level.”
Read moreHalt in Rate Hikes an Opportunity for Renewing or Refinancing Mortgages
A pause in Bank of Canada interest rate hikes gives homeowners an opportunity for renewing or refinancing home mortgages at favourable rates.
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