home prices

10:54AM
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After three years of squeezing demand, governments should target housing supply

The laws of supply and demand apply to housing, like any other good.


5:35PM
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B.C. government acknowledges how land-use regulations help determine home prices

Supply elasticity is a central factor in any analysis of home-price growth.


9:43AM
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If millennials have no money, how can house prices be high?

Over time, the main drivers of home prices are incomes and interest rates.


12:14PM
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Feds should not get more involved in housing markets

Average home prices are up almost 60 per cent in the GTA and 70 per cent in Metro Vancouver.


10:39AM
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Sale prices in the Greater Toronto Area at the end of 2016 were almost 110 per cent higher than a decade prior.


12:33PM
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More than 80 per cent of Canadians live in towns, cities and suburbs.


3:58PM
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In today's budget, B.C. NDP Finance Minister Carole James said the government’s housing plan will be “comprehensive."


1:34PM
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The price of homes—like the price of anything—is determined by both demand and supply.