Mortgage Renewal Wall, Rental Market Declines, & BoC Holds Rates ๐Ÿก
30 January 2026

Mortgage Renewal Wall, Rental Market Declines, & BoC Holds Rates ๐Ÿก

The Canadian Economy and Estates Podcast

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#canadianrealestate #canadianeconomy #realestateagents1. Book A Call With Us Here (It's absolutely free) ๐Ÿก ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿผhttps://calendly.com/cortezandbrookeOther Contact Information ๐Ÿค๐Ÿ“ฑ call or text 289-795-5773๐Ÿ“ง email: cortezranieri@gmail.com๐Ÿ’ป website: https://brookehicks.comKeywordsCanadian economy, real estate, mortgage rates, Bank of Canada, trade relations, rental market, investment properties, economic trends, market predictions, mortgage renewalsSummaryIn this episode, Cortez and Brooke discuss the current state of the Canadian economy, focusing on real estate activity, the implications of the Bank of Canada's recent rate hold, and the impact of trade relations on the economy. They also delve into the challenges of mortgage renewals, the rental market, and investment properties, while sharing insights on future projects and financing options.TakeawaysThings are picking up in the real estate market.Buyer activity tends to increase after a rate hold.The job market is softening, indicating economic cooling.Trade uncertainty is a significant concern for the economy.Mortgage renewal shocks are less severe than expected.Rental prices are decreasing, affecting landlords.Investment properties face challenges with rising costs.Future projects may focus on purpose-built rentals.CMHC financing offers favorable terms for investors.Communication from the Bank of Canada is crucial for market confidence.TitlesNavigating the Canadian Economy: Insights and TrendsReal Estate Resurgence: What to Expect in 2026Sound bites"Things are definitely picking up.""The job market is softening.""Rents are coming down."Chapters00:00 Welcome and Market Activity Overview05:42 Bank of Canada's Rate Hold Explained12:06 Trade Relations and Economic Impacts16:02 Mortgage Renewals and Market Predictions21:39 Investment Strategies and Future Projects