CMHC’s latest report on Canadian housing starts was released this morning and showed that the seasonally adjusted annual rate of housing starts in April 2010 was up 2,500 units or 1.3% over March 2010 to 201,700 units. This is the …
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Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) announced this morning that the annual rate (seasonally adjusted) of housing starts slowed to 132,100 units in July from from 137,800 in June, a decline of 4.1%. Despite this they believe that housing starts …
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RateSupermarket.ca reviews the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s (CMHC) predictions for 2009-2013. All of which indicate a continued slow-down in the real estate and building markets in Canada.
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Yesterday the Globe and Mail reported that the number of new homes being built will not return to the same levels we saw in 2008 for a long time – regardless of a recovering economy. Although this shouldn’t come as …
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Canadian housing starts rebounded in August, however, experts cautioned to look too much into this as it follows a weak July, the CMHC reported last week. Analysts had expected 195,000 starts across the country and there was actually a 13% …
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