Where London’s housing market is headed in 2025

Despite political and economic uncertainty, London’s housing market inches toward a sense of normalcy and stability

Set to stabilize?

Struggling with subdued demand and an economy stuck in neutral, will the latest rate cut put London’s housing market in recovery mode?

Down we go

As London’s market lethargy lingers, home prices continue their downward march

What Trump means for real estate

OMG, he won. Now what impact will Trump have on our housing market?

Navigating a hard housing market

It’s no secret that the housing market is going through its fair share of ups and downs. But there are ways for buyers and sellers to plot a course and find confidence

Real estate myth-busting: Separating fact from fiction on interest rates

Every borrower wants to know where the Bank of Canada will take interest rates next. But understanding the bond market can provide a valuable heads-up for your mortgage rate decisions

Rate relief?

For homeowners and prospective buyers, interest rate cuts are welcome news ― but what does it really mean?

Falling forward

As the fall market unfolds, a combination of factors will shape its trajectory

Unpacking the news

Inflation cools to BoC target; feds relax some mortgage rules. What does it all mean for London real estate?

Uncharted territory

With so many unique elements contributing to housing market conditions, both buyers and sellers continue to hesitate

Unveiling housing market challenges

Our housing market is standing at a critical juncture, grappling with a persistent mismatch between housing demand, supply and the risk of displacement

The Bank of Canada is set for its third interest rate cut in a row come September, with growing beliefs there could be even more relief on the horizon. What does this mean for homeowners and potential buyers?

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