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As the real estate market fluctuates, doing minor, strategic renovations may help improve your home equity and offset falling home values.
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Bank of Canada holds rates at 2.25% as weak growth clashes with oil-driven inflation. Housing, jobs, and consumer costs show signs of softening.
Housing affordability in Canada has worsened from 1990 to 2026 as household incomes haven’t kept pace with surging home prices.
Learn about pitfalls and benefits of early mortgage renewal, how blended rates work, and why switching lenders could reduce your borrowing costs.
Bank of Canada holds rates as weak growth meets energy inflation, cooling housing demand and straining mortgage renewals.