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Rates Updated May 23, 2013 09:30:43

Best Closed Mortgage Rates

Best Fixed Rates Best Variable Rates
6 Mo
3.95%
1 Year
2.69%
2.80%
2 Years
2.49%
3 Years
2.75%
3.20%
4 Years
2.69%
5 Years
2.84%
2.70%
6 Years
5.79%
7 Years
3.40%
8 Years
6.55%
9 Years
6.55%
10 Years
3.69%
25 Years
8.75%

Best HELOC Mortgage Rates

HELOC
3.65%

Best Open Mortgage Rates

Best Fixed Rates Best Variable Rates
6 Mo
6.20%
1 Year
4.00%
3 Years
3.80%
5 Years
3.50%

More About Yukon

Yukon Housing and Mortgage Overview


Yukon has one of the fastest growing economies in Canada, second only to Nunavut, as the territory experienced growth of 5.6% in 2011 - well above the national average. This growth is expected to continue in 2012 with additional investment in the oil and gas and mining sectors.

Despite a record high average of employment growth in 2011, 2012 has seen a decrease from a year-over-year basis, as the unemployment rate increased to 7.8%. However, this is expected to balance as investment increases in Yukon's vital sectors.

The elevated pace Yukon has experienced in housing starts will remain high in 2012. An increase of 42 per cent in 2011 to 342 units was seen in 2011, with multiple-family starts increasing by 28% and semi detached totalling 48 starts.

Whitehorse is faced with the unique challenge of limited serviced lots, which will hinder construction efforts in 2012. This is addressed through the City of Whitehorse-held land properties. As a result, starts in 2012 will occur on previously selected lots.

Following the 12% increase in 2011, single-digit growth is anticipated for this year. Although prices are impacted by the high level of supply to demand, the sale of new homes on the resale market is lifting prices, which are forecasted to grow 5% to an average of $380,000 in 2012.
Source: CMHC

Yukon Key Stats


Source: Stats Canada

Metric

Yukon

Canada

Population (2011) 34,700 34,482,800
Consumer Price Index (2011)
(2002=100)
118.8 119.9
Average Earnings (2011)
(Per Week, $)
$960.42 $874.76
Unemployment Rate (2012)
(SA, %)
7.4% 7.2%
Housing Starts (2011) 342 193,950
Average Residential Resale Price
(annual % change)
2010(A*) $323,918 $339,042%
5.8%
2011 $362,058
11.8%
$348,900*
2.9%
2012 (F) $380,000
5%
$358,200*
2.7%
Mortgages Approved by Lenders, residential 2010 (thousands of dollars) (Yukon and NWT) Chartered banks $2,359 $932,617
Other $581 $291,486
Total $2,940 $1,224,103
2011 A = stated by the CMHC

Data based on application received date
Mortgage approval data are gross and may not fully capture lending activities of credit unions, caisses populaires, other smaller institutions and privately-insured loans in some areas


Local Market Indicators

Census Metropolitan Area

Total Housing Starts

MLS Sales

MLS Average Price

Whitehorse 2010 240 543 $323,918
2011 332 552 $362,058
2012 (F) 250 540 $380,000
Sources: CMHC, Canadian Real Estate Association, Local Real Estate Boards, Statistics Canada
MLS = Multiple Listings Service
* Last updated July 2012
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