#canadianrealestate #canadianeconomy #realestateagentsSummaryIn this episode, Cortez Ranieri and Brooke Hicks discuss the current state of the Canadian real estate market, highlighting the slow pace of sales and the challenges faced by both buyers and sellers. They explore who is still buying in this market, the impact of mortgage renewals expected in 2026, and the implications of Bill 60 on tenant rights and landlord responsibilities. The conversation also touches on the economic pressures faced by Canadians and the regional differences in real estate performance across the country.1. Book A Call With Us Here (It's absolutely free) 🏡 👇🏼https://calendly.com/cortezandbrooke2. Sign Up For Our Newletter 👇🏼https://cortezranieri.substack.com/3. Other Contact Information 🤝📱 call or text 289-795-5773📧 email: [email protected]💻 website: https://cortezranieri.caChapters00:00 Introduction and Commitment to Consistency01:22 Current State of the Real Estate Market03:16 Who is Buying in the Current Market?05:15 Challenges for Buyers and Sellers08:13 Power of Sale Listings and Tenant Rights11:43 The Impact of Mortgage Renewals in 202617:02 Economic Implications of Mortgage Increases20:41 Regional Differences in Real Estate Performance24:09 The Struggles of Everyday Canadians29:27 The Future of Rental Markets and Bill 6047:21 Conclusion and Future PredictionsTakeawaysThe Canadian real estate market is currently experiencing its slowest pace in years.Buyers with secure jobs and savings are finding opportunities in the market.Power of sale listings are increasing, providing potential deals for buyers.Mortgage renewals in 2026 will significantly impact many homeowners.Economic pressures are leading to increased struggles for everyday Canadians.Bill 60 aims to balance the power between landlords and tenants.Regional differences in real estate performance are notable, with Ontario lagging behind.Inflation continues to affect the cost of living, impacting consumer spending.Serious buyers are still active in the market despite the slowdown.The future of rental markets is uncertain with changing regulations and economic conditions.