Weekly Brief
📉 Market Movements (Ontario) * Stagnant Regional Activity: Housing market activity between Windsor and Toronto remains slow; prepare for a sluggish spring market and budget for extended vacancy periods. * Price Sensitivity: With year-over-year price declines across Ontario, avoid over-leveraging properties; focus on cash flow rather than short-term appreciation. * New Listing Contraction: New
Weekly Brief
📉 Market Movements (Ontario) * Ontario’s Sluggish Start: Activity between Windsor and Toronto remains stalled. Do not bank on a spring rebound until April; prepare your properties now for a competitive late-spring surge. * Pricing Pressure: Year-over-year home prices in Ontario are down. If you are leveraged, avoid panic-selling—focus on long-term
Weekly Brief
📉 Market Movements (Ontario) * Stagnant Growth in the Golden Horseshoe: The stretch of Ontario between Windsor and Toronto remains slow; do not bank on rapid appreciation in Q1. Use this time to optimize current unit cash flow rather than speculating on immediate resale value. * Listings Contraction: New property listings in Ontario
Daily Brief
Market Insights * National Sales Activity: Home sales recorded over Canadian MLS® Systems dipped 1.3% month-over-month in February 2026. * Inventory Levels: New property listings declined by 3.9% month-over-month, tightening the national sales-to-new listings ratio to 47.6%. * Pricing Trends: The National Composite MLS® Home Price Index (HPI) fell 0.
Daily Brief
Market Insights * National Sales Activity: Home sales recorded over Canadian MLS® Systems dipped 1.3% month-over-month in February 2026, marking a continuation of the quiet activity seen in January. * Ontario Specifics: Market activity remains notably slow in the Ontario corridor between Windsor and Toronto. * Pricing Trends: The National Composite MLS®
EaseLease Daily Brief: March 17, 2026 Market Insights * Rental Market: Persistent tight vacancy rates in major Canadian cities are keeping rental prices high. * Supply & Demand: Housing starts still lag behind required levels for affordability. Regulatory Notes (Ontario) * LTB Update: No immediate policy changes; LTB focused on backlog reduction. * Compliance:
EaseLease Daily Brief: March 17, 2026 Market Insights * Rental Market: Persistent tight vacancy rates in major Canadian cities are keeping rental prices high. * Supply & Demand: Housing starts still lag behind required levels for affordability. Regulatory Notes (Ontario) * LTB Update: No immediate policy changes; LTB focused on backlog reduction. * Compliance:
EaseLease Daily Brief: March 17, 2026 Market Insights * Rental Market: Persistent tight vacancy rates in major Canadian cities are keeping rental prices high. * Supply & Demand: Housing starts still lag behind required levels for affordability. Regulatory Notes (Ontario) * LTB Update: No immediate policy changes; LTB focused on backlog reduction. * Compliance:
EaseLease Daily Brief: March 17, 2026 Market Insights * Rental Market: Persistent tight vacancy rates in major Canadian cities are keeping rental prices high. * Supply & Demand: Housing starts still lag behind required levels for affordability. Regulatory Notes (Ontario) * LTB Update: No immediate policy changes; LTB focused on backlog reduction. * Compliance:
March 2026 Canadian Real Estate Intel March 2026 Canadian Real Estate Intel As of March 11, 2026, here is the latest market intelligence regarding Canadian real estate and Ontario-specific housing regulations. Market Trends * Outlook: Cautious recovery for 2026, driven by interest rate stabilization and pent-up demand. * Sales Volume: Forecasted ~494,
Canadian Real Estate Update - March 9, 2026 Real Estate & Housing Update: March 9, 2026 Market Outlook The Canadian real estate market is entering a phase of cautious recovery in 2026, supported by interest rate stabilization. Key projections include: * Sales Volume: National residential sales are forecasted to reach ~494,
Afternoon Newsletter - March 7th, 2026 Afternoon Newsletter - March 7th, 2026 (EST) Market Highlights Inventory Check: Oshawa sees a 3% uptick in new listings over the weekend, signaling a strong start to the spring market. Rate Stability: Financial analysts maintain that interest rates will hold steady through March, providing