Real Estate

When central bankers dropped interest rates during the financial crisis, finance ministers leaned too hard on household debt. That trend may finally be changing.

Opinion: The lesson, one year into Vancouver’s foreign buyers tax, is that real-estate supply may actually be the city’s biggest problem

Low delinquency rates are not an indicator of financial health among households or the economy. Quite the opposite, writes insolvency expert Scott Terrio.

The self storage industry in Canada is booming and going to extreme lengths to stash your excess stuff

The next few months will be crucial in determining whether the Toronto housing market has simply stumbled, or if this is the start of a deeper correction

Econ-o-Metric: The risks are rising as Canada’s borrowing binge accelerates

The have-nots of housing are watching, mad as hell, as homeowners glory in their paper fortunes. And they’re starting to lash out.

And increasingly they are tapping family and friends for funds

Why sales and prices seem likely to continue to fall for at least the next two or three months

If American households ruined by the housing crash would have received as much attention as Wall Street, the world would be a different place today