The Canadian Economy and Estates Podcast

Canadian Real Estate: Buyer Hesitation, Mortgage Rates & What Comes Next 🏡📉

Dozens of showings. No offer. Buyers are looking—but what will get them to commit? 🤔

Cortez Ranieri and Brooke Hicks break down a challenging Canadian real estate market, where sellers are holding firm and buyers are waiting for value. They discuss Toronto housing trends, employment weakness, mortgage rate pressure, and the political backdrop affecting confidence.

They also get practical about running a real estate business: using Homies AI to reduce admin work, managing a growing listing portfolio, introducing commission tiers, and helping sellers tackle everything from decluttering to staging.

Plus, why a home’s smell, cleanliness, and presentation can matter more than sellers realize—and why Cortez expects the GTA market to trade sideways.

🎙️ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
👀 What 79 showings without an offer reveal about buyer expectations
🤖 How AI is changing everyday realtor tasks
💼 Different commission packages for different seller needs
🧹 The presentation mistakes buyers notice immediately
📊 How jobs, bond yields, and mortgage rates affect confidence
🇨🇦 Politics, traffic, infrastructure, and the outlook for Toronto

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Homies AI and reducing realtor admin
2:13 Managing 22 listings
4:12 Pricing expectations and buyer hesitation
5:49 Commission tiers and seller services
7:24 Preparing a home for sale
11:13 Toronto housing market update
15:08 Presentation and first impressions
17:12 Canadian employment trends
19:19 Mortgage rates and bond yields
22:15 Canadian politics
25:03 Toronto’s mayoral discussion
27:19 The GTA market outlook

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🏠 Is Canada short on homes, or short on the right homes? Cortez Ranieri and Brooke Hicks open this week’s episode with a contradiction they’re seeing in the market: Brooke has buyers ready to look, but very few quality listings to show them. Meanwhile, national home sales remain unusually slow.

They call it a divided market. A clean, staged home in a strong location with the right asking price can still attract attention and sell quickly. A home that needs work, is poorly presented or is priced above what buyers will pay may sit. Condos face their own challenges, even when the broader market looks balanced on paper.

Cortez shares updates from several recent transactions, including an Oakville condo sale and a purchase at Fifty Old Mill. He also walks through a power-of-sale fourplex in St. Catharines where parking arrangements involving an adjacent medical building have raised questions. Brooke adds her experience with power-of-sale properties and the maintenance and management problems that can emerge during due diligence.

The conversation then turns to the national picture. Cortez and Brooke discuss year-to-date home sales through August reaching their slowest pace since 2003, along with August sales, new listings and Canada’s months of inventory. They consider what those numbers say about the market overall and why the experience can look completely different from one city or property type to the next.

📈 Could interest rates rise again? With bond yields climbing, Cortez and Brooke discuss the renewed possibility of a Bank of Canada rate hike. They look at what higher borrowing costs could mean for confidence, variable-rate borrowers and people approaching mortgage renewal. They also compare Canada’s mortgage system with the U.S., where long-term fixed mortgages can change homeowners’ decisions about selling and moving.

📍 Regional markets tell different stories. They discuss why Regina remains near its peak in the figures covered, while Kitchener-Waterloo is far below its high. Cortez revisits the investor demand, universities, tech growth and pre-construction activity that contributed to Kitchener-Waterloo’s rise. Halifax, Montreal and Ottawa also enter the conversation as examples of markets holding up better than some Ontario cities.

To close, they examine how immigration trends and softer rental demand may flow through to housing demand. They also ask whether Canada is building the kinds of homes prospective buyers need, as much new construction is focused on rentals.

In this episode:
• Why GTA buyers are struggling to find quality listings
• What makes a home sell in a divided market
• Lessons from recent condo and power-of-sale transactions
• National sales, listings and inventory
• Bank of Canada rate-hike risk and rising bond yields
• Why prices vary so much between Canadian cities
• Immigration, rental demand and housing starts

⏱️ Episode guide
00:00 Welcome back
01:11 GTA inventory shortage
02:34 The divided fall market
03:28 Recent condo transactions
04:39 The St. Catharines parking issue
06:09 Power-of-sale complications
07:42 Canada’s home sales hit a 23-year low
08:41 National inventory
10:27 Bank of Canada rate-hike risk
12:36 Canadian and U.S. mortgages
13:48 Portability and mortgage penalties
16:00 Cities near peak pricing
16:59 Kitchener-Waterloo’s decline
18:29 Immigration and housing demand
20:53 Foreign buyer rules
21:13 Housing starts
22:46 Fall market outlook

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🏡 CANADIAN REAL ESTATE, PRICE CUTS & MARK CARNEY’S NEW INVESTMENT TAX BREAKS 🇨🇦

Why are so many Canadian properties sitting on the market—and is price usually the real problem?

In this episode of The Canadian Economy and Estates Podcast, Brooke Hicks and Cortez Ranieri discuss the widening gap between seller expectations and what buyers are actually willing to pay.

Brooke shares why she is appreciating the slower real estate stretch following Labour Day and discusses her own renovation project, which has been sitting for approximately eight to ten months.

The hosts also examine real estate data from Hamilton, Burlington, Peel Region and the GTA. They explain why broad housing headlines can be misleading when individual cities, neighbourhoods and property types are experiencing completely different conditions.

📊 Brooke’s Hamilton-Burlington market report includes:

• An average price of approximately $815,000
• Prices down 4.2% year over year
• 651 sales, representing an 11% decline
• New listings down approximately 15%

Brooke and Cortez explore why falling sales and falling listings could point to inventory stress—not necessarily the complete disappearance of buyer demand.

They also discuss:

📉 Why sellers continue anchoring their expectations to previous market highs

💰 Why buyers are relying on current comparable sales

📸 Why better pictures, staging and descriptions cannot fix an unrealistic price

🤝 Why agents should never become offended by an offer

🔥 How the right price reduction can revive interest and generate competition

🏠 Why “appreciation is not a business plan”

📈 Why buyers should consider long-term usefulness, principal repayment and family needs

🏗️ How the GST/HST rebate may already be influencing builder decisions

🇨🇦 Mark Carney’s productivity mega deduction and the proposed reduction of Canada’s marginal effective tax rate on new business investment from approximately 13% to 6.4%

💼 Whether lower investment taxes could improve Canadian business confidence, investment and job creation

👴 The debate over aging baby boomers and the possibility of more housing supply entering the market

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🏙️ GTA Real Estate Update: Supply Tightens, Condo Affordability Resets & Trade Risks Grow

The GTA real estate market is flashing conflicting signals: sales are down only slightly, listings are falling sharply, and prices remain under pressure. 📊

In this episode, Cortez Ranieri examines the latest Toronto market data and explains why tightening inventory could shift conditions toward sellers sooner than expected. 🏠

He also discusses rising mortgage delinquencies, investor stress in Ontario, uneven employment growth across Canada, and the potential impact of Canada–U.S. trade tensions on jobs, consumer confidence, and housing. 🇨🇦🇺🇸

The episode also explores the reset in condo affordability, with pricing in many markets returning to roughly 2019 levels. 🏢 As fall inventory arrives after Labour Day, the question is whether serious buyers will return—or whether economic uncertainty will keep prices broadly flat through year-end. 🍂

🔑 IN THIS EPISODE

🏠 Why GTA housing supply is tightening
📉 Falling prices despite fewer listings
💳 Mortgage delinquencies and investor pressure
💼 Provincial differences in employment growth
🌎 Canada’s trade relationships with the U.S. and EU
🏢 Toronto condo affordability and owner equity
🍂 What to expect from the fall market

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🏦 BANK OF CANADA HOLDS, BOND YIELDS RISE & WHAT IT MEANS FOR REAL ESTATE

The Bank of Canada has held its policy interest rate at 2.25% for the ninth consecutive meeting—but rising Canadian bond yields could still put upward pressure on fixed mortgage rates.

In this episode of The Canadian Economy and Estates Podcast, Cortez Ranieri and Brooke Hicks unpack what the latest rate decision could mean for Canadian homeowners, buyers, sellers, and real estate investors.

They discuss the tradeoff between fixed and variable mortgages, including Cortez’s current 3.69% variable mortgage rate with TD compared with fixed rates closer to 4%.

The conversation also explores headline versus core inflation, consumer confidence, affordability, GDP per capita, and the growing productivity gap between Canada and the United States.

Cortez and Brooke then connect these broader economic trends to the housing market, explaining why certain GTA communities are seeing stronger activity while others remain sluggish—and what listings, open houses, and buyer behaviour may be signaling.

🎙️ TOPICS INCLUDE:

• The Bank of Canada’s latest interest-rate hold
• Rising Canadian bond yields
• The outlook for fixed mortgage rates
• Fixed vs. variable mortgages
• Headline inflation vs. core inflation
• Consumer confidence and affordability
• Canadian GDP per capita and productivity
• The productivity gap between Canada and the United States
• Canada’s reliance on resources and energy
• GTA listings, open-house activity, and buyer demand
• Real estate strategy in an uneven housing market

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🎙️ BROOKE HICKS

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🎙️ CORTEZ RANIERI

Sales Representative
RE/MAX Aboutowne Realty Corp., Brokerage
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🇨🇦 What do the latest Canadian economic numbers mean for housing, jobs and mortgage stress?

Cortez Ranieri goes solo to break down the newest market data through a real estate lens, with a particular focus on Ontario and the Greater Toronto Area.

🏡 Topics covered in this episode include:

• Ontario’s HST relief for new-home buyers
• New construction compared with resale homes
• Signs that Canadian population growth has peaked
• The potential effect on home prices and rents
• Canada’s strength in critical natural resources
• July’s Canadian jobs report
• The rapid rise in reverse mortgages
• Increasing mortgage delinquencies and forced sales
• Mark Carney’s Build Canada Homes announcement
• Current housing and condo conditions across the GTA

Cortez explains why tax relief may help some pre-construction buyers without fixing Ontario’s broader affordability problem. He also explores whether slowing population growth, weaker investor activity and rising financial stress could continue putting downward pressure on housing.

📊 His current GTA market read: slow summer conditions, weak condo demand and the strongest resale activity below $1 million in desirable neighbourhoods.

⏱️ CHAPTERS

00:00 – Introduction and market-update preview
00:33 – Ontario HST relief and new-home sales
01:02 – Ontario’s affordability problem
02:06 – Telco data and population growth
03:03 – Has Canadian population growth peaked?
04:48 – Canada’s reverse-mortgage boom
06:16 – Canada’s natural-resource advantage
07:16 – July’s Canadian jobs report

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🏠 Is Canada’s real estate market beginning to shift in favour of buyers?

In this episode, Cortez Ranieri and Brooke examine the Summer 2023 real estate market across the Greater Toronto Area and explain how changing economic conditions and government policies are affecting buyers, sellers, and investors.

They discuss rising housing inventory, declining condo prices, slower new-home sales, and creative transactions such as property swaps and conditional sales. They also explore CMHC financing for multi-unit buildings, Canada’s GDP growth, immigration policy, rental demand, HST rebates, and declining activity within the real estate industry. 🇨🇦

🔑 Topics covered:

• Shifting market conditions across the GTA
• Creative property swaps and conditional transactions
• CMHC financing strategies for multi-unit properties
• Canadian GDP growth and the economic outlook
• Immigration policy and its effect on housing and rental demand
• Falling condo prices and pre-construction affordability
• Declining realtor activity and new-home sales
• HST rebates and their effect on property costs
• Boutique developments versus mass-market condos
• Opportunities and legal considerations for buyers and investors

Whether you’re buying, selling, investing, or following the Canadian economy, this episode offers a practical look at the trends shaping the housing market. 📊

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🏡 Canada's Housing Market, Interest Rates, Healthcare & the Economy 🇨🇦

This week, we take a deep dive into Canada's housing market and the broader economy, discussing what we're seeing on the ground and what it could mean for buyers, sellers, investors, and homeowners over the coming months.

📉 We break down why home sales are beginning to improve while prices continue to soften, why some markets are recovering faster than others, and why investor-heavy cities like Kitchener-Waterloo and Hamilton have experienced some of the largest price declines. We also discuss the impact of Ontario's recent wildfire smoke on market activity, the slowdown in condo construction, and the growing focus on purpose-built rental developments.

📊 Beyond real estate, we cover the Bank of Canada's latest interest rate decisions, mortgage renewals, inflation, government policy, Canada's growing debt, healthcare challenges, global economic uncertainty, and even finish the episode with our predictions for the upcoming World Cup. ⚽

Whether you're buying your first home, investing in real estate, renewing a mortgage, or simply interested in Canada's economy, this episode offers practical insights into what's happening today and what to watch going forward.

00:00 – 👋 Welcome & episode overview

00:12 – 🏠 Looking back at the advantages previous generations had in the job and housing markets

00:28 – 🤖 AI, ChatGPT, and how technology is changing everyday life

00:43 – 🔥 Wildfires and smoky conditions affecting Ontario's real estate market

01:19 – 🌞 Summer slowdown and current market activity

02:07 – 📈 Has the housing market stabilized?

02:42 – 🗺️ Regional housing trends and migration across Canada

03:22 – 📉 Why prices are falling even as sales increase

04:22 – 🏘️ Which Canadian housing markets may recover first

04:46 – 🚚 Population shifts from Ontario to other provinces

05:18 – 💰 Why investor-heavy markets like Hamilton and Kitchener have declined the most

06:18 – 🏡 Investor activity and housing affordability

07:15 – 📉 Understanding negative equity

07:55 – 💵 Mortgage down payment requirements explained

08:43 – 🏠 Selling in a declining housing market

09:15 – 🔑 Renting your property instead of selling

10:24 – 🏗️ Rental market trends and new construction

12:20 – 🏢 Purpose-built rentals and government incentives

13:34 – 🚧 Why condo construction is slowing

16:09 – 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Policies aimed at encouraging families and population growth

17:34 – 🌍 Global tensions and economic risks

18:10 – 💳 The year of mortgage renewals

19:01 – 🏅 Changing sports culture among younger generations

19:49 – ⚽ World Cup predictions

20:56 – 🏦 Bank of Canada rate decisions and what comes next

22:49 – 📊 Why predictability matters for the economy

23:16 – 🛢️ Oil prices and global energy markets

24:05 – 🌎 Canada's dependence on the global economy

27:01 – 💸 Government spending, debt, and healthcare

30:34 – 🏥 Personal experiences with Canada's healthcare system

31:33 – 🗳️ Political divisions and economic policy

32:04 – 👋 Closing thoughts and what's next for Canada's housing market

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#canadianrealestate #canadianeconomy #realestateagents👇 **Book a FREE Real Estate Strategy Call** 🏡https://calendly.com/cortezranierirealestate/seller-consult🤝 **Connect With Us**📱 Call or Text: **289-795-5773**📧 Email: **[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])**🌐 https://cortezranieri.ca🌐 https://www.brookehicks.ca━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━🏡 **Ontario Real Estate Update: Is the Market Finally Turning? | Alberta's Boom, Migration Trends & Interest Rates**Is Ontario's housing market finally showing signs of life, or are home prices still headed lower? 📉📈In this episode, we break down the latest Ontario real estate data, discuss why thousands of Canadians are moving to Alberta, and examine how major investments—like Meta's new Alberta data centres—could reshape Canada's economic future. We also discuss the upcoming Bank of Canada interest rate decision and what it could mean for buyers, sellers, investors, and homeowners.Whether you're buying your first home, selling, investing, or simply staying informed, this episode provides practical insights, current market trends, and expert analysis to help you navigate today's Canadian housing market.🎙️ **In This Episode**✅ Latest Ontario real estate market update📊 Why home sales are beginning to increase despite slower market conditions🏠 Ontario home prices and current year-over-year trends👨‍👩‍👧 Why the average first-time homebuyer is now 40 years old🚚 Thousands of Canadians relocating from Ontario to Alberta and British Columbia💼 How Alberta's economic growth is attracting businesses and investment🏗️ Meta's multi-billion-dollar Alberta data centre investment and what it means🏦 The upcoming Bank of Canada interest rate announcement and its potential impact💡 Practical strategies for buyers and sellers navigating today's market🎯 Why pricing, presentation, and negotiation matter more than ever⏱️ **Timestamps**00:00 🏡 Market overview and recent activity02:30 📈 Sales increase and historical comparison03:46 📋 New listings, inventory, and price trends05:01 📊 Demand and days on market06:02 🔮 Outlook for the remainder of 202608:28 👶 First-time homebuyers now averaging 40 years old10:16 🚚 Migration from Ontario to Alberta and BC13:02 💻 Meta's Alberta data centre investment15:34 🌾 Alberta's economic growth and policy discussion16:38 🏘️ Inventory levels and future housing demand19:26 🤝 Advice for buyers and sellers in today's market22:24 💰 Pricing strategies and buyer behaviour25:01 📝 Negotiation tips and accurate pricing👍 **Enjoyed this episode?**✔️ Like the video✔️ Subscribe for weekly Canadian real estate updates✔️ Leave a comment with your thoughts or questions—we'd love to hear from you!🔔 New episodes cover:• Ontario Real Estate• Canadian Housing Market Updates• Interest Rates & Mortgages• Investing & Wealth Building• Economic Trends• Buying & Selling Strategies#OntarioRealEstate #CanadianRealEstate #CanadianEconomy #HousingMarket #TorontoRealEstate #GTARealEstate #OntarioHousing #BankOfCanada #InterestRates #Alberta #RealEstateInvesting #CanadianHousing #HousingMarketUpdate #HomeBuying #HomeSelling

🇨🇦 Trade War Uncertainty, Ontario Real Estate, and What Happens Next

Could trade uncertainty become a bigger problem for Ontario real estate than interest rates or affordability?

Cortez Ranieri and Brooke break down the stalled Canada–U.S. trade deal, the retaliatory tariff response, and what continuing uncertainty could mean for jobs, inflation, consumer confidence, and the housing market. 🏠

They also examine GTA market data, first-time buyer activity, family assistance, mortgage renewals, delinquency risks, and the debate over where the market goes from here. 📊

🔥 In this episode:

• How Canada–U.S. trade negotiations broke down
• The CUSMA clause changing the sovereignty debate
• Why retaliatory tariffs can hurt both countries
• How job security and buyer confidence affect real estate
• The financial pressures facing younger Canadians
• Why first-time buyers are leading parts of the GTA market
• How parents and co-signers are helping buyers qualify
• Why median mortgage-renewal data may tell a different story
• How credit-card and utility delinquencies can precede mortgage trouble
• Whether the GTA is approaching further downside or a market turn

⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 – Trade deal disappointment and the search for clarity
01:50 – CUSMA and the sovereignty debate
03:04 – Why retaliatory tariffs hurt Canada too
04:38 – How young Canadians lose in a trade war
06:08 – Housing pressure, politics, and AI anxiety
07:31 – Trade uncertainty and Ontario real estate
08:18 – Why the job market matters most
09:28 – First-time buyers lead the GTA market
11:48 – Parental help and co-signers
12:50 – The mortgage-renewal wall
14:00 – The path toward mortgage delinquency
15:56 – Retaliatory tariffs and consumer confidence
18:03 – Inflation, rate holds, and affordability
19:23 – Balanced GTA market conditions
20:09 – A listing stalled by trade uncertainty
21:34 – Real estate industry turnover
22:45 – Buy the location, not appreciation
24:00 – Politics, approvals, and trade barriers
25:48 – GTA inventory levels
26:16 – The case for a seller’s market
27:34 – The case for continued downward pressure
28:30 – Solutions, optimism, and what comes next

💬 Notable quotes:

“It’s the job market, man.”

“Appreciation is not a business plan.”

“Hope is not a strategy, they say, but I have hope.”

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