Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation

It's been a tough year so far for new home construction, with housing starts in all categories running behind 2024 levels.  

Canada's population has more than doubled since 1960 to more than 40 million, but housing starts haven't kept pace.

Home sales in the London region plunged in the first quarter this year, but one segment of the local market seems to be bucking the trend.

Home construction in London fell off a cliff to start the year, with housing starts down by 64 per cent in February.

Rents across the country dropped for a fifth straight month in February, going down by about five per cent and reaching levels not seen since the summer of 2023.

2025 could be a tale of two cities in London’s housing market, according to the latest forecast by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC). Renters may see a continuation of last year’s dropping rents as more supply hits the market. For sellers, an expected market rebound may be delayed to the second half of […]

Rents in London went down again in January, the fourth straight month prices have dropped, the latest snapshot of the local market shows

Unique housing project in Old East Village aims to build much-needed affordable homes for newcomers and low-income Londoners alike.  

The number of Londoners behind on mortgage payments has tripled during the past two years, reaching rates not seen since 2017.

A large number of new rental units hitting the local market has led to London’s vacancy rate jumping to one of its highest levels in a decade.

The federal Task Force for Housing and Climate recently released its final recommendations for solving Canada’s housing crisis.

The number of London homeowners defaulting on their mortgage payments has risen more than 80 per cent as high interest rates catch up with buyers who paid soaring home prices, a new analysis shows. London had the second highest rate in the country, as defaults rose 83.3 per cent at