Mortgage market holds up despite Toronto concern, Ontario regulator's latest crackdown, Toronto condo buying spree, More

View in browser Canada's mortgage market is holding up, but Toronto remains a worry View web version | Forward to a colleague 13 May 2026 Top News Canada's mortgage market is holding up, but Toronto remains a worry CMHC's deputy chief economist flags rising arrears and MIE stress even amid some encouraging news on renewal risks Keeping clients on track: three renewal scenarios brokers can master How Neighbourhood Holdings helps brokers plan ahead and secure smooth client transitions Ontario regulator moves against brokerage in unlicensed mortgage scheme Proposed penalties totalling $250,000 expose how a Kijiji ad enabled a year-long fronting operation across eight groups of borrowers Jesta Group launches $500m Toronto condo buying spree amid market slump A global real estate firm bets big on distressed Toronto inventory and mortgage professionals should be paying attention CMHC: Renewal wave has peaked, but the storm isn't over yet National housing agency data shows renewals dominated 2025, but rising arrears and financial strain signal deeper pressures ahead Canada's commercial real estate market resets as investors pursue quality assets Rate stability is drawing cautious capital back into Canada's commercial property market, with disciplined investors targeting income-producing assets The Intelligence Advantage: What AI means for Canadian mortgage brokers right now A big renewal wave, rising bank competition, and a once-in-a-generation technology shift are arriving at the same moment. Now is your chance International News Revealed: The worst housing market in the US The trajectory reversed as mortgage rates climbed following those pandemic-era highs UK borrowing costs surge amid Labour leadership turmoil Gilt yields hit 28-year highs as political uncertainty rattles bond markets Overseas interest in Australian property rises amid global pressures Demand from international buyers and renters is climbing, adding further strain to an already tight housing market Mind the gap! How advisers can improve client financial literacy Clients have more information than ever, but knowledge doesn't equal action. Two advisers share how financial literacy improves approvals, resilience and long-term loan outcomes Want to change how you receive these emails? You can manage your preferences or unsubscribe. © 2026 KM Business Information Canada Ltd. 317 Adelaide Street West, Toronto, ON Privacy | Conditions of Use | About us | Contact us

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