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The Holmes Group, PO Box 30104 , Cityside Postal Outlet PO, Mississauga, ON L4Z 3X0
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Major institutions like the CMHC and CREA downgraded their outlooks after a weaker-than-expected first half of the year.
Instead of early-year growth, the market is broadly characterized by falling sales and flat-lining prices, sidelined by economic uncertainty and still-high borrowing costs.
National Projections vs. ActualsHome Prices:
Early 2026 forecasts projected modest national price growth. However, mid-year updates now expect national home prices to drop marginally or remain essentially flat (around 0.6% to 1.1% growth, significantly trailing original projections).
The national average sits around $696,000.
Sales Volume: Expected to post a mild improvement or flat line, national residential sales are now on track to fall by roughly 1.4% year-over-year.
Buyers remain cautious, "discerning" and are waiting on the sidelines.
Housing Starts: Actual housing starts dropped notably.
High construction costs, unsold inventories, and lacklustre pre-sale demand have caused construction to fall well below historical levels.
Rental Market: Vacancy rates are falling and rent growth is at multi-year lows, driven by a historical peak in new rental supply coming online.
Regional Variance British Columbia & Ontario: These historically high-cost provinces continue to underperform original forecasts. Both saw deeper softening and supply surpluses (especially in the Toronto and Vancouver condo markets).
The Prairies & Quebec: Projections anticipated that Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba would outperform the national average, which has largely held true. These regions are seeing steadier momentum, though even in Alberta, price growth has moderated from past highs
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