Rent rates surge, Household spending to decline, Keeping clients happy, Ontario housing bill criticized, Canadian Mortgage Summit, More

Keeping your head – and your business – above water
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18 November 2022
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Keeping your head – and your business – above water

In today's economic situation, do these five things to stay top-of-mind with clients

Rent rates on a steady rise across Canada

Rental costs in October surpassed pre-pandemic highs, new report says

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Poll: Household spending likely to be muted as holidays draw near

Expected holiday expenses per capita remain far short of pre-pandemic highs, new survey says

Ontario housing bill could short municipalities by $5bn, says AMO

The province has offered 'no evidence' that bill will improve affordability, according to organization

Canadian Mortgage Summit – Don't Miss Out!

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Canadian Mortgage Summit – Breaking out of the box

Learning how to maximize the wealth of options available in the current market is a must for the successful broker

New bill hopes to solve Canada's perennial supply-chain issues

The proposed legislation was tabled by federal transport minister Omar Alghabra

NHS Solutions Labs announces latest funding recipients

The federal government's collaborative innovation program has entered its fourth round of funding

Leading lenders on the value of specialized lending solutions

Executives talk current market, what brokers should keep top of mind

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International news
UK house prices due to fall by 9% until 2024 – OBR

Significantly higher mortgage rates and the wider economic downturn will drive the house price drop

Mortgage rates dip below 7% for first time in months

The numbers have improved but are far from stable

Wellington house prices see record-breaking fall

"October marked a massive turning point for the region," property sales director says

Rates to go up again next month

New data "rubber-stamps" higher interest rate to this new recent high


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