Wednesday, September 9th, 2026Market Trends Bank of Canada holds overnight rate at 2.25% as trade uncertainty escalatesIn its sixth scheduled announcement of 2026, the Bank of Canada held the
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With declining interest rates and new lending rules, demand for housing in markets across Canada picks up in Q4
Despite economic and political uncertainty – both in Canada and south of the border – a revival of our national real estate market is underway thanks to lower interest rates, changes to mortgage lending rules, and renewed buyer demand. Strong activity through the final months of 2024 in most major regions from coast to coast resulted in moderate price gains, nationally.
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Quebec real estate market ends 2024 with rising prices and renewed buyer confidence
As 2024 drew to a close, the Quebec real estate market stood out for its unexpected resilience in the fourth quarter. Despite economic and political uncertainties, favourable market dynamics unfolded, driven by more advantageous lending conditions and reinvigorated buyer confidence.
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