housing bubble

Don’t expect federal leaders to get serious about the bubble—they have too much to gain from the status quo, writes Jason Kirby

We may never know what the Bank of Canada governor is thinking, but U.S. Fed meeting transcripts help illuminate his tricky balance

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Your financial and economic news for December 11

Houses haven’t always been the better investment in every neighbourhood

Toronto’s real estate prices have been on a tear, but some neighbourhoods are more bubble-prone than others.

A new report warns that Canadian home prices could fall 30 per cent in the next five years

A lot of reasons are given for why Canada doesn’t have a housing bubble. Almost all were said about the U.S. housing market.

Is there a Canadian housing bubble? Judge for yourself.

Don’t expect a U.S.-style crash. When you dig into the numbers, our housing market doesn’t look all that bad.