Mapped: The World’s Least Affordable Housing Markets in 2024

See which housing markets are considered ‘impossibly unaffordable’ according to their median price-to-income ratio. Read more

Canadian Housing Market, Bubble or Not?

Source: The Economist Canadian Housing Market, Bubble or Not? For Canadians, a topic of conversation that comes up often is the housing market. More specifically, whether or not Canada is… Read more

Canada has the Most Overvalued Housing Market in World [Chart]

The Economist and IMF both are warning Canada about a housing bubble, while the Bank of Canada tries to dispel all fears. Read more

Trading Places: Chinese Flee Stocks for Offshore Property [Chart]

With the Chinese stock market facing extreme volatility, could investors be putting their money into foreign property ownership in Canada and Australia? Read more

China’s Ultra Rich Lost $100 Billion in Just One Month

China’s stock market is a roller coaster, creating and destroying trillions of wealth in the matter of months. See how China’s ultra rich fared in the last month. Read more

Millennials are Buying Their First Homes, and Here’s What They Want

The Millennials are the largest demographic force today, and many are starting to buy real estate. Here’s what Millennials want when buying homes. Read more

Canadian Housing is Being Propped Up by Just One City [Chart]

There’s only one pillar left holding up the Canadian housing market. Without Vancouver, housing prices would have declined nationally by -1.1% in February. Read more

The Lopsided Market for Luxury Properties

Which world-class cities are the ultra-rich flocking to? Which are they avoiding? The lopsided market for luxury properties helps tell the tale. Read more

Three Megatrends Dominating Global Real Estate Investment

What will be the driving factors behind global real estate investing over the coming years? This infographic covers three that are worth keeping an eye on. Read more

Real Estate Bubbles: The Six Cities at Risk of Bursting

What do Vancouver, London, Stockholm, Sydney, Munich, and Hong Kong have in common? A bank gives them the dubious distinction of being real estate bubbles. Read more