Toronto housing price ‘correction’ eases - hahahahahaha This particular correction doesn’t look to be either deep or long
The Royal LePage house price index showed that, for the first time since 2011, Canada’s five biggest cities were rising at a similar “healthy” pace in the low single digits.
Montreal is booming, Calgary appears to have moved out of its “oil-bust blues” and Ottawa is “a picture of healthy market growth.”
“Canadian housing is enjoying a Goldilocks moment,” said Soper in a news release. “Not too hot and not too cold.”