Canadian Mortgage Summit, New housing minister priorities, Recreational market slows, More Great Chef 06.02 Canadian Mortgage Summit: Three reasons to attend View web version | Forward to a colleague 14 August 2023 Top news Canadian Mortgage Summit: Three reasons to attend The much-anticipated industry event is fast approaching RE/MAX Canada president calls for unified governmental approach on housing crisis New housing minister should work with provincial and municipal partners to ease supply shortage, says executive So you want to call yourself a mortgage broker? Earn the title, gain the prestige and learn best practices on hiring managing and team building! One week program begins in July! Real Estate and Mortgage Institute of Canada Inc. (REMIC) Recreational property market activity is slowing down: study Economic uncertainty has led to many would-be sellers re-evaluating their plans, says Royal LePage What are the strongest foundations of success as a mortgage broker? Vine Group broker stresses the value of a broad set of experiences Get closer to closing with our free Reverse Mortgage Library Move your business forward with reverse mortgage resources designed to help you grow – access email templates, social posts, training videos, brochures, and more. Visit today! Equitable Bank Rental market rates hit a new high in July The market is seeing multiple upward pressures, including population growth and rate hikes Work begins on Vancouver Indigenous-led project Development will offer nearly 170 units focused on Indigenous people's needs Ready, Set, Grow! Now is the time to revamp for 2024! Learn from top mortgage professionals at the COMPLIMENTARY Canadian Mortgage Summit International news Mortgage delinquency rates hit 44-year low However, challenges remain for many borrowers Are we finally reaching the light at the end of the tunnel? Brokers have discussed the possibility of a rate tussle CBA lifts variable rates, cuts fixed The Commonwealth Bank has raised select new customer variable rates and bucked the trend by slashing one- and three-year fixed rates Master Builders NZ releases its manifesto for action The government "must urgently work" with the construction sector, it says Want to change how you receive these emails? You can manage preferences or unsubscribe © 2023 KM Business Information Canada Ltd, 317 Adelaide street west, Toronto, ON Privacy | Conditions of Use | About Us | Contact Us Share this Share on FacebookTweet on TwitterPlus on Google+
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