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What homes you can buy in real estate markets that have had big price corrections
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What homes you can buy in real estate markets that have had big price corrections

  • Ontario submarkets show steep price corrections with CREA data indicating declines in 14 areas since the peak.
  • Oakville-Milton area exhibits one of the deepest corrections in dollar terms.
  • A median home in Oakville-Milton could be $526,900 cheaper than in 2022.
  • Northumberland Hills shows notable price declines amid rural market shifts.
  • Hamilton-area prices fell about 26% from 2022 levels in some submarkets.
  • Sellers report adjusting expectations as high prices gave way to lower market demand.
  • Market dynamics show ongoing price corrections across both urban and rural Ontario.
  • The Globe and Mail tracks CREA data monthly to identify shifting submarket performances.
  • Researchers note a potential 30% price correction as a possible good average for some areas.
  • Overall, the market shows a contrast between high past prices and current lower offers.
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CREA downgrades housing market forecast due to 'oil shock' | CBC News
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CREA downgrades housing market forecast due to 'oil shock' | CBC News

  • CREA downgraded its 2026 housing forecast after a spike in fixed mortgage rates and weaker first-quarter sales.
  • Oil shocks and Middle East tensions influenced the forecast as inflation spiked and bond yields rose.
  • CREA still expects the national average price to rise about 1.5% in 2026 despite the downgrade.
  • Regional differences persist, with prices still down year over year in B.C., Alberta, and Ontario.
  • The report notes potential upside if the oil shock is short-lived.
  • CREA maintained a cautious outlook for 2026 despite some gains expected in certain provinces.
  • CREA cited higher mortgage costs as a factor in slower activity, noting March conditions.
  • The data show the MLS Home Price Index declined for 16 consecutive months through March.
  • CREA reported 167,524 properties were listed for sale at the end of March.
  • CREA’s price forecast could shift if oil shock is resolved quickly.
  • The report reflects Canadian housing market conditions amid global uncertainties.
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