Feb 21, 2022

Canadian Real Estate Prices Are Seeing Growth Slow Just Not In Toronto Stat Can

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Canada’s national statistics agency uses a 6-city index for tracking home prices. The index shows home prices increased 2.0% in Q4 2021 and are 13.9% higher than a year before. According to the agency, at a high level, home prices in Canada’s major cities are slowing in growth. Of course, this depends on the city and the type of construction.

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