Canadian Rents Continue To Slide—Except In Atlantic Provinces
Canada’s East-West divide is extending to rental affordability, and not in the way many would expect. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows national two-bedroom asking rents slidi...
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Canada’s East-West divide is extending to rental affordability, and not in the way many would expect. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows national two-bedroom asking rents slidi...
Canadian rents continue to fall but a lack of demand hasn’t been the driver. Rentals.ca and Urbanation data shows asking rents fell in September. This marked a 24th straight month...
Rental prices in Canada have been driven by more than just population growth. A new Bank of Canada (BoC) research paper breaks down the factors that can explain the recent surge in...
New Statistics Canada data shows easing rental costs across most major cities, with wide regional variation
For the last few years, Australia's rental market has followed a fairly predictable pattern. There haven't been enough rental properties available, vacancy rates have fallen to ext...
Condo rents remain under the most pressure, while easing supply growth points to a steadier market in Toronto and Vancouver.
Rents are falling across much of Canada, but new data suggests declining incomes are keeping the affordability squeeze alive in some markets. The post Why falling rents aren’t brin...
The average asking price for a rental unit in September was $2,034, marking two full years of annual declines — the longest downturn the Canadian rental market has experienced in r...
The average asking price for a rental unit in August was $2,035, down 4.8% compared with a year ago.
Nearly 17% of Canada’s high-end rental units are sitting empty, according to new data from CoStar. Affordable rentals are a different story, with vacancy closer to 3%. The post ‘Th...
Average asking rents are back to their lowest August level since 2022 as Canada’s rental market faces rising supply and population headwinds. The post Canadian rents fall 4.8% in A...
Canada’s rental pipeline is growing, but CMHC warns today’s sharp decline in ownership construction could create affordability problems down the road. The post Canada’s housing con...
After years at the top of global housing bubble rankings, Toronto and Vancouver have cooled considerably but affordability remains a serious constraint
If you’re renting in Toronto, the market has finally started to work in your favour. Asking rents have cooled, and landlords are offering incentives to attract tenants. After years...
Affordability and cost-of-living pressures have taken the heat out of Australia’s rental market, driving a marked slowdown in rental growth during the September quarter as vacancy...
The bill for Canada’s housing bubble is finally landing, and many can’t afford to pay it. TransUnion credit data shows consumer credit is expanding aggressively in Q2 2026. The gro...
SpareRoom research highlights growing rental affordability pressure
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RBC estimates more than 400,000 households have been held back from homeownership since 2019
Just as prospective car buyers test-drive a new vehicle before purchasing, renters are test-driving new cities online before they commit, offering a key indicator of future rental-...
In Canada, home prices have plunged 20% and thousands of unsold condominiums sit empty. The head of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s housing agency says this is precisely the moment to...
A development boom started around 2020, but today, with growing vacancy rates, landlords are offering concessions or reducing charges to get tenants in the door while profits dwind...
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