Canada’s housing strategy review signals a stronger supply-driven approach improving affordability outcomes through 2026.
Federal housing investment is projected to exceed $115B, supporting long-term construction and preservation pipelines.
Accelerated approvals are expected to unlock over 100,000 additional housing units nationally in coming years.
Repair programs will continue preserving hundreds of thousands of lower-cost homes, stabilizing overall housing supply.
Improved coordination across governments is expected to translate funding into faster housing delivery by late 2026.
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Can New Policies Ease Housing Costs in 2026?
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Breaking into a New Market: A Real Estate Agent’s Guide to Growing Your Network Fast
Starting fresh in a new real estate market requires deep local knowledge, leveraging brokerage networks, and active community involvement. Research demographics, market trends, and local interests to build credibility. Engage online and offline in local groups, use social media to showcase expertise, and partner with trusted local businesses. Focus on providing value and genuine help rather than hard selling to build trust and grow your client base effectively.
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How to Stand Out as a Real Estate Agent: 7 Expert Tips
With over 2 million U.S. realtors, branding is essential for survival. Successful agents blend technology with personalized service, offering market insights, immersive visuals, and data-driven strategies. Key tactics include niche branding, strong online presence, cohesive marketing, predictive analytics, ongoing education, and reinvented client consultations. Technology amplifies relationships, enabling efficient logistics and deeper client connections for lasting success.
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Pent-up demand to drive Canada’s housing recovery in 2026 and 2027: forecast
Canada’s resale housing market is expected to regain momentum in 2026 and continue growing through 2027, driven by pent-up demand from first-time buyers. Sales are forecast to rise nationally by 5.1% in 2026 and 3.5% in 2027, with the strongest rebounds in British Columbia and Ontario. Home prices are projected to increase modestly, with a national average near $700,000, reflecting a calmer, more sustainable market.
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Happy Nowruz
Nowruz is a 3,000-year-old festival, making it one of the oldest in the world.
Haft-Sin is a Nowruz table, featuring 7 symbolic items, all beginning with "sin" and representing different aspects of life.
Nowruz celebrated by over 300M worldwide, including Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, and many more.
Nowruz is a time for forgiveness and visiting loved ones to exchange gifts and good wishes.
The wind whispers of a safer and happier year ahead. Happy Nowruz! -
Will Pent-Up Demand Reshape Canada in 2026?
Pent-up demand from sidelined buyers is expected to drive a gradual housing recovery through 2026 and into 2027.
Resale activity is forecast to strengthen most in Ontario and British Columbia, with other regions seeing steadier growth.
Home prices are projected to rise modestly, reflecting a more sustainable pace rather than sharp gains.
The market is expected to stabilize, with growth driven by end-users regaining confidence rather than speculation.
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8 Qualities To Become A Better Real Estate Agent
To excel as a real estate agent, prioritize building strong client relationships and maintain frequent, personalized communication. Embrace technology like CRM and AI tools to organize data and enhance productivity. Collaborate with other agents and partner with related vendors to expand your network. Stay informed on market trends to boost credibility, and maintain enthusiasm and passion to drive success in this competitive field.
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day
St Patrick's Day is the day we all turn a bit Irish.
13 million pints of Guinness are consumed worldwide on St. Patrick's Day.
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What’s in Store for Canada’s Housing Market in 2026?
Home sales are expected to rebound modestly in 2026, with national transactions forecast to rise about 5%, led mainly by southern Ontario and British Columbia.
Price trends are likely to stay uneven, with continued softness in major metros like Toronto and Vancouver, while more affordable regions see firmer gains.
Affordability constraints and higher inventory in large markets are expected to limit any sharp recovery, keeping price growth subdued.
Economic uncertainty, including labour market risks and U.S. trade tensions, is likely to cap buyer confidence and keep the recovery gradual rather than strong.
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3 Benefits of Hiring Real Estate Brokers
Real estate brokers offer vital support in buying or selling homes by providing comprehensive market knowledge, ensuring accurate property valuations and smooth legal processes. Their extensive professional networks connect clients with buyers, agents, and trusted service providers. Skilled in negotiation, brokers secure better deals while managing emotional complexities, making the transaction process more efficient, less stressful, and ultimately more successful.
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