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Flaherty tightens mortgage rules Paul Vieira, Financial Post · Monday, Jan. 17, 2011 OTTAWA — Finance Minister Jim Flaherty unveiled changes Monday morning to mortgage lending rules that would see Ottawa stop backing home loans greater than Read More...
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OTTAWA, Dec. 7 /CNW/ - The Bank of Canada today announced that it is maintaining its target for the overnight rate at 1 per cent. The Bank Rate is correspondingly 1 1/4 per cent and the deposit rate is 3/4 per cent. The global economic recovery is proceeding Read More...
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August sales reflect national trend Sales down Prices UP! Last month a total of 627 homes exchanged hands, down 16.1% from the previous year, making August 2010 the third consecutive month in which the decline in market activity forecast by the Canadian Read More...
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as of April 19th, 2010 CMHC is Implementing new Rules for Qualifying For Investors Clarification of CMHC’s Total Debt Service (TDS) Ratio Formula On February 16, 2010, CMHC announced changes to the treatment of rental income when calculating a borrower’s Read More...
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The Bank of Canada is keeping its benchmark lending rate at a record low of 0.25 per cent, reiterating on Tuesday its conditional commitment to hold rates steady until the middle of this year. Although it held the overnight lending rate steady, the bank Read More...
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Let me show you why Real Estate is a Great Investment. Why is real estate a great investment - EVEN IN A FLAT MARKET WITH $0 POSITIVE CASH-FLOW? If you buy an Property with a 20% down-payment,and no positive cash-flow for 10 years , with; a ) No appreciation- Read More...
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Ottawa advised to tighten mortgage rules February 10, 2010 By Julian Beltrame OTTAWA — The federal government should avoid major surgery and make only minor adjustments to deal with fears of overheating in Canada’s housing market, a number Read More...
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CREA forecasts record home market this year Garry Marr, Financial Post Canadian real estate sales and prices are poised to set records this year, according to a new forecast that is bound to reignite calls in some quarters for tighter lending rules. The Read More...
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Bank lowers slightly growth forecast for 2009 and 2010, but keeps interest rates unchanged OTTAWA - The global recovery is under way but expansion of the Canadian economy remains dependent on government support and historically low interest rates, the Read More...
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The Bank of Canada won't raise interest rates to cool the country's hot housing market, a spokesman said Monday, preferring to leave any tinkering to the country's Finance Minister. "Some observers - those who see a housing bubble forming Read More...
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London Free Press Article September 22, 2009: Council OK's licence for small landlords London city council last night voted to license smaller landlords, a measure most politicians said would protect the health and safety of vulnerable tenants. The Read More...
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April home sales improve Last month, 804 homes exchanged hands in the jurisdiction of the London and St. Thomas Association of REALTORS® (LSTAR), including 666 detached homes (up 1.8% from April 2008) and 138 condos (down 26.6% from April 2008). Year Read More...
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Inspections: If these walls could talk Jan 03, 2009 Tracy Hanes Toronto Star After almost a year of living in their new townhouse in Uxbridge, Libby McCready and her husband figured there was little wrong with their home. But Libby's parents, who Read More...
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Canada's economy falls into recession, says RBC Economics report THE CANADIAN PRESS December 19, 2008 TORONTO - Weaker U.S. growth and tight credit have resulted in Canada's economy falling into recession, according to a report by RBC Economics. Read More...
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Recession or economic slow downs are not only great buying opportunities, they also provide you with the opportunity to slow down, look at your life and make changes for the better. We may have more time to spend with Family, friends, and even ourselves Read More...
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