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The Canadian Economy and Estates Podcast

The Canadian Real Estate Homefront Podcast gives you the most up to date news and information on the Canadian Real Estate market.

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Sep 26, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 26, 2026

    Canadian Real Estate: Why Sales Are At A 20-Year Low (opens the original)

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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

  2. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    The Impact of Mark Carney's Tax Plan on Canadian Real Estate Investors 🏘️ (opens the original)

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    ⚠️ We apologize—the video was unexpectedly cut off at the end. Thank you for listening and supporting the podcast! 🏡 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

  3. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    Why New Listings Are Falling Faster Than Sales in the GTA📊 (opens the original)

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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, uneve

  4. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Market Crash or Recovery? What the New BoC Hold Means for You 🏡 (opens the original)

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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 betwee

  5. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    Mortgage Delinquencies on the Rise: A Silent Crisis in Canadian Real Estate? 🇨🇦 (opens the original)

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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

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