Housing starts were almost flat in September, only registering a slight increase of 0.6%.
Units under construction were flat month-over-month, completions edged down 0.9% and approved permits waiting to start increased 1.1%.
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Housing starts continued to trend downward slightly in August and we expect construction activity will slow in the coming months: https://t.co/EdlBuLSKqf.
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The Government of Canada created Build Canada Homes, a new federal Crown corporation that will fast-track large scale housing projects and create more affordable housing in Canada.
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More Canadians are choosing shorter-term and variable-rate mortgages. That means more frequent renewals and greater exposure to changing interest rates.
The trade-off? A resilient banking sector.
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Housing supply is built in stages. 🏗️
July housing starts were virtually flat month-over-month, while 373K homes remained under construction and completions increased 8.1%.
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Canada’s social & #AffordableHousing rental stock is still aging and need of repair. Accessibility is improving, but gaps remain.
Full results ⬇️
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📢 New In-House episode: Why is housing still so difficult to find in many Northern communities?
In our latest podcast, we explore what's driving housing challenges across the North and why housing looks so different from the rest of Canada.
🎧 Listen: https://t.co/2akGLkJkXq
Northern housing markets remain among Canada's tightest, even as demand moderates. Our latest report explores what's driving affordability, supply and housing challenges across the North.
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More housing matters. So does the pipeline behind it.
🏗️ 375,469 homes were under construction in June, while approved projects waiting to start construction declined.
What do these trends reveal about future housing supply?
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The 6-month trend in #HousingStarts ticked up 0.5% in May, but the story is what’s in the pipeline.
📉 SAAR down 6% MoM
📈 YTD actual starts up 3% YoY
🔎 New: building permits + completions data now published
#HousingMarket#CanadianHousing
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🎧 New In-House episode: Why are rents falling, but some renters still feel stuck? 🎧
Tania Bourassa-Ochoa unpacks what's really happening across Canada's rental market right now.
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Asking rents are declining, vacancies are rising, and some landlords are offering incentives. Yet many renters still struggle to find affordable housing.
Canada's rental market is easing ... but not for everyone.
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Could a city fee be the reason a new home didn't get built near you?
CMHC's new data shows cutting development charges could unlock thousands more homes, but the impact depends entirely on where you live. See which cities have the most to gain.
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We surveyed over 4K recent mortgage consumers across Canada to better understand how they feel about their mortgage and uncover homebuying trends.
Find out what they said: https://t.co/uURvsbcK3i
April #HousingStarts trend rose 3.2%, with SAAR activity up 17% month over month and 6% year to date. Volatility remains high and market headwinds persist, but new building permit + pipeline data now offers a fuller view of builder sentiment. 📊
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🎧 New In-House episode out now!
CMHC’s Deputy Chief Economist joins us to break down the Spring 2026 mortgage report — renewals, rising variable rates, delinquencies, and the key risks heading into 2026.
🎧 Listen → https://t.co/inxmecCCR2
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Does new housing make the rental market more affordable?
New supply ultimately benefits lower income renters — even when built at higher price points.
Learn more in our research insight: https://t.co/SqP8QjSBFU
🏘️ Better housing insights start with better data.
#Census2026 responses help CMHC understand housing challenges, affordability, and long-term economic and demographic trends affecting Canadians.
✅ Be counted. Respond to the Census by May 12.
The #2026Census has begun! Check your mail for your invitation letter, which includes instructions on how to complete your questionnaire. Learn more at: https://t.co/vNqx7NPhHU