While U.S. tariffs weigh on Canada’s economy, CMHC analysis shows there may be a potential upside. If more Canadian wood ...
New findings from the 2024 Canadian Housing Survey show that housing aspirations remain high and core housing need remains stable. Some groups also face higher rates of housing discrimination.
Located on the edge of the Peel Basin in Montréal, Quebec, this mixed-use site offers 298,000m² of new development opportunity. The project will feature high-rise residential apartments, comprising 80 ...
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Explore quarterly data on apartment starts and completions by bedroom breakdown across Canada, including CMAs, CAs and urban centers. Download the data table.
A fixed interest rate locked in at first advance for certainty during the riskiest periods of development. Qualify for up to 100% loan to cost for residential space and up to 75% loan to cost for ...
Supporting financial institutions and the economy through the purchase of insured mortgage pools. The Insured Mortgage Purchase Program has ended. Launched as part of Canada’s COVID-19 Economic ...
Our Canadian economic outlook has changed little since the Winter Housing Market Outlook. Baseline growth in 2026 is still expected to be a modest 0.7%. Consumer spending, government investment and a ...
Housing market activity is expected to remain subdued through 2026 as economic uncertainty, slower population growth, high borrowing costs and modest income growth limit housing demand across Canada.
In a previous article, we raised the fact that, with the current resources, Canada has the potential to build many more units than we currently do. But this raised the question of how long it would ...
CMHC’s Starts and Completions Survey provides Canadians with objective, accurate and timely information on actual new residential construction in Canada. Housing starts and completions data are ...
The six-month trend in housing starts was down in June compared to May, with a decrease of 2.8% to 248,123 units, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). The trend measure is a ...