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中國接連降息刺激房地產,但是房市仍然螺旋下墜。衰退來臨,大家失業,吃飯都有問題,哪裡有錢買房。

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Buyers take ‘upper hand’ in some of Canada’s most expensive housing markets

By Craig Lord Global News

Posted November 7, 2023 9:26 am EST

 

 

 

While the Bank of Canada is expected to keep its key lending rate at 5% in October, a new poll finds that isn't easing the concerns of Canadian homeowners whose mortgages are soon coming up for renewal. Aaron McArthur reports. – Oct 23, 2023

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Homebuyers are more often getting the “upper hand” — and better prices — on sellers in Canada’s slowing real estate markets, according to a new Royal Bank of Canada report.

 

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The RBC analysis of the October resale market argues higher interest rates have the fall housing market “stuck in a low gear.”

 

Inventories are still growing, but not at the pace seen for the past few months in Toronto, Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Buyers are still finding they have more options to choose from, leading to a “rebalancing of market conditions.”

 

Those buyers who are able to qualify for a mortgage amid higher interest rates have been able to extract lower prices in some Ontario, Quebec and British Columbian markets, according to the report from RBC’s Robert Hogue and Rachel Battaglia.

 

 

Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and the Fraser Valley all saw price declines month-to-month in October.

 

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Toronto’s October was the quietest in nearly 25 years, the report said, with buyers taking the “upper hand” in negotiations. But the rapid increase in interest rates means many prospective homebuyers are struggling to secure mortgages and are facing high ownership costs if they can qualify.

 

“Buyers are poised to maintain their strong bargaining position while their budget remains heavily constrained by high interest rates and extremely poor affordability conditions,” the report notes.

 

Vancouver, too, is in “full-blown cooling mode” with residential sales now below levels seen this time last year. “Tepid demand” from homebuyers and expectations that sellers will continue to list in the market will “tip the scale in favour of buyers and sustain the softening in prices in the months ahead,” the report argues.

 

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Calgary continues to see home values climb, though the market “began to show cracks,” the report argues.

 

The city remains “Canada’s hottest market,” the authors note, but the advantages Calgary had tied to relative affordability and rapid population growth “are starting to wear off as powerful drivers of real estate activity.” Home resales in the city have declined in back-to-back months, but property values continue to climb.

 

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Hogue and Battaglia say they expect the current national trends to last for the rest of the fall, with buyers “on the defensive” despite more choice in the market.

 

“High interest rates, ongoing affordability issues and a looming recession are poised to pose major obstacles,” they write.

 

 

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