09/30/2026
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As the Canadian housing market continues its steady recovery since early Q2, I’m seeing encouraging signs—resales are picking up, inventory is stabilizing, and prices are starting to find their footing. Yet, according to recent forecasts, the journey ahead looks more like a gentle return to balance than a dramatic boom. For 2026, home resales are projected to dip by about 4% to 453,200, with benchmark prices easing by around 2% to $794,200. By 2027, a more optimistic forecast suggests resales could climb 7% to 483,600, while values nudge up just under 1% to $800,700. This paints a picture of recovery, but not an overheated market.
A major factor supporting this outlook is the pent-up demand—over 400,000 Canadian households may have delayed forming since 2019 as many put buying plans on hold. The road ahead will depend on how affordability, economic growth, and buyer confidence evolve, especially as interest rates appear to have bottomed out and global trade tensions linger. As someone dedicated to matching clients with the right opportunities, I’m here to help you navigate these shifting market dynamics, ensuring your next move is informed and tailored to your unique goals.