Cheaper oil is doing mortgages a (slight) favour

Oil price declines are providing modest relief to mortgage rates, with fixed rates easing downward as energy costs fall. The drop offers a slight benefit to borrowers seeking fixed-rate mortgages in Canada.

'Bloodbath for sellers': Tales from the frontlines of Toronto's condopocalypse

Toronto's condo market is experiencing an extended correction spanning four years, with owners, investors, and developers suffering significant financial losses. The market downturn shows no signs of bottoming out, marking what may be one of the longest condo corrections on record in Canada.

Home sales rise in May, reverse mortgages hit the gas, the Home of the Week and more top real estate stories

Home sales increased in May, marking a positive shift in the Canadian real estate market. The article also highlights a surge in reverse mortgage activity and provides current mortgage rate information for both fixed and variable options across Canada.