The Canadian Housing Crash Is Real: But Only In These 2 Canadian Cities
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The Canadian Housing Crash Is Real: But Only In These 2 Canadian Cities
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Canadian housing isn't crashing nationally, it's splitting. Toronto and Vancouver are the two markets actually struggling, with Toronto prices down 28% year over year and delinquencies climbing. Meanwhile, Quebec, Halifax, Calgary, and Ottawa are posting record prices and strong sales. National headlines are averaging it all together and creating a completely distorted picture. Where you live determines your reality right now, and making decisions based on national data could cost you. Alex breaks down the actual CMHC, Royal LePage, and TransUnion numbers by city so you know exactly where you stand.
