9 Oct

When Inflation, Trade Policy & External Shocks Collide: What It Means for Canadian Mortgages

Mortgage Tips

Posted by: Ash Khan

In today’s globally interconnected economy, Canada’s financial stability is constantly tested by forces beyond its borders: surging inflation, shifting trade policies, and unpredictable external shocks. As these macroeconomic pressures mount, Canadian homebuyers and mortgage holders must be prepared to adapt. In this blog, we break down how these forces influence mortgage rates, buyer behavior, and […]

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16 Sep

Market Alert: What a Bank of Canada Rate Cut Could Mean for Your Mortgage

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Posted by: Ash Khan

There’s a fresh wave of expectations sweeping through the Canadian mortgage & housing market: economists are widely expecting the Bank of Canada (BoC) to cut interest rates soon — possibly as early as next week — following economic signals and inflation behavior. Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve is also poised to lower rates, though for […]

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6 Sep

Market Shifts in Canada: Turning Change Into Mortgage Opportunities

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Posted by: Ash Khan

Introduction: Market Shifts Are Not Obstacles—They’re Opportunities In today’s Canadian housing and mortgage landscape, change is constant. Rising interest rates, falling rates, and shifting lender policies can feel overwhelming for homebuyers, homeowners, and investors alike. However, every market shift also brings fresh opportunities. With the right guidance and strategy, you can use these shifts to […]

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18 Aug

Canada’s Housing Market Forecast: What It Means for Buyers & Sellers

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Posted by: Ash Khan

Overview: What RBC is Predicting According to the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), the national housing market in 2025 is seeing a notable slowdown. RBC forecasts a 3.5% decline in home resale activity, with resales projected to total approximately 467,100 units this year—down from earlier expectations. Looking ahead to 2026, the outlook brightens: RBC expects […]

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