Detailed analysis shows a highly segmented market that will see prices drop over time, but preconditions for a market crash don't exist TORONTO, July 7, 2011 /CNW/ - The Canadian housing market is becoming highly segmented and multi-dimensional which is making traditional measures, like average prices, increasingly irrelevant in gauging the health and state of the sector, finds a new report from CIBC World Markets Inc.
Canada's housing market is in a bubble that's set to burst and prices could plunge by as much as 25 per cent, a major independent research firm warns.
OTTAWA - Businesses across the country are planning to kick their hiring into high gear over the next year, according to a Bank of Canada survey that found corporate Canada in a generally upbeat mood.
In yet another prediction of what is to come with the Canadian Real Estate Market, TD Economists are now predicting that the housing market in this country is due for a slowdown.
Owning the roof over your head should still be a goal for most Canadians, as paying rent is like paying someone else's mortgage, experts say.
