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IMPORTANCE OF PERFORMANCE AUDIT Canada’s home market could feel some relief from the influx of new inventory expected in the coming months. According to the CMHC, the number of housing construction projects started in September remained at a record high. BMO Capital Markets emailed investors to report a record number of apartments are now being built. Since it takes time for construction to be finished, expect a flood of new inventory to hit the market in the coming months. Numerous new residential developments are now under construction in Canada. Starts on new Canadian homes have dropped from a record high, but they are still around all-time highs. New housing starts in September were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) of a million. It’s lower than the all-time high, but it’s still rather high. BMO senior economist Robert Kavcic called it “a reminder that there is plenty of homebuilding going on in Canada.” A Historic Number of Housing Units Are Being Built in Canada The bank noted the new record of nearly 500,000 units that are now being built. This is, after accounting for population growth, one of the largest construction booms in history. Not since the 1970s has Canada had a construction boom on this scale One major distinction between the 1970s and the present is the prevalence of single-family dwellings in the former era. These days, most of these are multi-family dwellings, which take a lot longer to complete. The anticipated surge in supply resulting from the ongoing disaster aid is not yet here, but it will certainly come all at once. When compared to the 1990s, when the two markets were somewhat even, there are now about 5 times as many multis being built. Kavcic noted that the growing gap between starts and finishes on the graph from the early 2000s parallels the rise in the number of dwelling units being constructed. He further added, “we continue to develop pretty much all that we can and those units take more time to complete than in the past.” As home prices in Canada decline, new construction homes will become available Costly borrowing and less borrowing power are two ways in which rising interest rates are dampening consumer spending. Investors, who now make up a sizable portion of the market, are seriously put off by this. They make up over half of the condo market in hotspots like Toronto. As a result, we anticipate a moderate slowing in the pace of future acquisitions. The fact that so much aid is on the way should be considered a major victory. Home prices will fall as a result of monetary policy, and then it will fall to the ground. Financial institutions like BMO and RBC have already warned that rising interest rates will cause a revaluation of the market. Following such a price adjustment, an influx of supply may help to maintain current low prices. Related posts. How does a home warranty differ from an insurance policy? Read More Deposit Protection Eases Homebuying Stress Read More Importance of the performance audit Read More How can Home Warranty Guard You Against Unexpected Expenses Read More Canada hopes to welcome half a million immigrants by 2025, but can the country keep up? Read More Canadian Real Estate Prices Fall 30%, Recession Starts: Ox Econ Read More

BMO predicts a 76% correction in Canadian real estate markets by 2023. Canadian real estate prices are falling, but the bubble hasn’t burst yet. BMO told investors over the weekend that housing prices might diverge by 76% in Q1 2022. Home prices add a tiny premium to wage growth and interest rates. Canada’s divergence is the largest in 40 years. The bank forecasts a correction by 2023. Canadian home prices are wildly inflated Canadian real estate bucked the trend, indicating a bubble. BMO thinks actual property prices have risen 3% annually since 1980. This represents actual growth in wages and interest rates, according to the bank. That’s changed. Southern Ontario’s Bubble Is Worst The bank says that the majority of the country has experienced exuberant gains. As of Q1 2022, Ontario home prices are 55.4% above trend. Southern Ontario is the most overvalued, with Toronto (+41%) and its exurbs (+76.3%) Cottage country (+63.6%) is likewise overvalued and won’t enjoy realizing its genuine value. The bank notes that while Toronto prices were 41% above trend, exurbs were more than 70% ahead. Atlantic Canada (+34.7%), Quebec (+32.6%), and BC (+21.4%) also exhibit steep trend deviations. If normalization occurred and a third of price gains were cut, you wouldn’t be thrilled. Not all provinces are overvalued. Manitoba (+12.3%), Saskatchewan (-3.4%), and Alberta (-5.0%) all rose or fell somewhat. There’s less to fix. Canadian prices are correcting Canadian real estate values are decreasing, which is impossible. Many local markets are significantly lower than the national average. BMO told investors, “Canadian house prices are correcting, and several local markets are down 20%.” We expect the adjustment to last through most of 2023 as the market absorbs higher borrowing prices and a broader economic slowdown weighs on demand. Related posts. Importance of the performance audit Read More How can Home Warranty Guard You Against Unexpected Expenses Read More Canada hopes to welcome half a million immigrants by 2025, but can the country keep up? Read More Canadian Real Estate Prices Fall 30%, Recession Starts: Ox Econ Read More Most Canadian peak purchasers with a low downpayment are underwater Read More The influence of Toronto’s property market on the rest of Canada Read More