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?

Strategies for success

July delivered more sluggish returns for the real estate sector. Whether you’re looking to purchase your dream home or sell your property for top dollar, navigating this complicated landscape requires savvy strategies

It’s time for new leadership on the homelessness crisis

There is no reason our city can’t make a dent in our homelessness problem. We just need the political will ― and our political leaders ― to do it

Rate cut won’t boost real estate activity

A cut to the overnight rate usually delivers easier credit, helping to boost demand. This isn’t one of those times

A canary in the coal mine?

Declining confidence, minimal risk tolerance and the expectation of something less on the horizon. Is real estate trying to tell us something?

The hard sell

The hard sell: A growing inventory of houses for sale is leaving many homeowners waiting longer and longer for offers

Ain’t no party yet

Bank of Canada’s interest rate cut unlikely to provide immediate relief for housing market

Where have all the buyers gone?

It may be a buyers’ market, but the buyers have gone missing. And no one knows exactly why

The next chapter comes into focus

In a period of reduced home sales, declining house prices and a softer market overall, everyone is having to adjust their expectations

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