Bank of Canada Holds Rates, Buyers In The Drivers Seat, More Price Declines In 2026? πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ 🏑
11 December 2025

Bank of Canada Holds Rates, Buyers In The Drivers Seat, More Price Declines In 2026? πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ 🏑

The Canadian Economy and Estates Podcast

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#canadianrealestate #canadianeconomy #realestateagentsSummaryIn this episode, Cortez and Brooke discuss the current state of the Canadian real estate market, highlighting the challenges faced by realtors and sellers. They delve into economic indicators, the impact of the Bank of Canada's rate decisions, and the job market's influence on real estate. The conversation also touches on the opportunities available in a buyer's market and predictions for the future of real estate in Canada.1. Book A Call With Us Here (It's absolutely free) 🏑 πŸ‘‡πŸΌhttps://calendly.com/cortezandbrookeOther Contact Information πŸ€πŸ“± call or text 289-795-5773πŸ“§ email: cortezranieri@gmail.comπŸ’» website: https://cortezranieri.caTakeawaysIt's tough to be a realtor right now due to market conditions.Current statistics show a significant decrease in sales and an increase in inventory.Sellers often blame realtors for lack of sales, which can be discouraging.The market is experiencing a shift, making it harder to sell homes quickly.Buyers have more negotiating power in the current market.Economic indicators suggest a resilient economy despite challenges.The Bank of Canada is holding rates steady, indicating stability.Job growth is occurring, but many new jobs are part-time.There are opportunities for buyers in the current market.Future predictions suggest a continued buyer's market with potential price drops. Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Current Market Landscape03:05 Challenges Faced by Realtors05:54 Understanding Seller Psychology08:50 Market Statistics and Trends12:05 Navigating Power of Sales14:47 Bank of Canada Rate Decisions17:52 Economic Indicators and Job Market20:35 Future Predictions for Real Estate23:41 Opportunities in a Buyer’s Market26:42 Conclusion and Future Outlook