In this month’s live Canadian Real Estate Market Breakdown, REM columnist and housing analyst Daniel Foch reviews the latest economic and housing data shaping Canada’s real estate market. He explains how inflation, bond yields, rising inventory and mortgage stress are influencing current trends and what they may mean for the months ahead.
Topics covered:
- How rising bond yields are creating upward pressure on mortgage rates
- What recent inflation readings in Canada and the U.S. imply for the housing market
- How unemployment trends are affecting the real estate cycle
- Why mortgage arrears and delinquencies continue to rise and what that signals
- The growing number of power-of-sale listings and signs of motivated sellers
- What increasing inventory and weaker sales activity indicate for market direction
- The return of vendor take-back financing and how buyers and sellers are using it
- Why analysts are watching unemployment and delinquencies closely before declaring a recovery
- CREA market trends, active listings and shifting buyer behaviour across Canada
- Insights into supply, demand, affordability and market psychology as we move into the second half of 2026
Whether you’re an agent, investor, broker, developer or prospective homebuyer, this webinar provides practical insight and economic context to help you better understand potential paths for the Canadian housing market.
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