Daniel Wong is a journalist based in Toronto, Ontario, with a focus on local real estate and economic trends. He writes for publications such as Better Dwelling and Hk Golfer, providing analysis and insights into the Canadian housing market, mortgage rates, job vacancies, and consumer debt. His work has also been featured in Lexology, PR.com, and ChannelNewsAsia.
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By: Daniel Wong
Greater Toronto real estate is slow but new housing has ground to a halt. Altus Group and BILD GTA data shows Greater Toronto has never seen fewer homes sold in July. Prices have dropped significantly from the peak, but not enough to prevent demand from hitting a record low. If a firmer market is ahead, […]
By: Daniel Wong
Canada’s attempt to use immigration as stimulus might be backfiring. That was the message from a new BMO report, looking at the unusually high unemployment rate for recent immigrants. The labor market for recent immigrants is eroding much faster than it is for the rest of Canada—at a rate rarely seen outside of recession. The […]
By: Daniel Wong
Canada’s economy is expanding, but the details are worth reviewing before getting too excited. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows real gross domestic product (GDP) grew more than expected in Q2 2024. A dive into the details shows productivity further eroded on a per capita basis, while household spending weakened. Most growth is now government […]
By: Daniel Wong
The Canadian population is surging but concerns of excess supply are still mounting. As widely anticipated, the Bank of Canada (BoC) announced a rate cut this morning at its September meeting. The central bank is seeing progress on inflation but it may be too much—they’re now worried about deflation. At least one of Canada’s largest […]
By: Daniel Wong
Greater Toronto real estate was supposed to firm up this year, but the market continues to erode. Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) data shows sales slipped to print one of the worst Augusts on record. Prices also made a sharp drop as inventory climbed to rarely seen levels, as the region faces one of […]
By: Daniel Wong
Canada will have a hard time putting a positive spin on the latest employment data. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the country added jobs in August but added 4x the volume of workers too. As a result, the unemployment rate pushed higher—especially in the country’s largest cities, which are now showing unemployment rates consistent […]
By: Daniel Wong
Greater Vancouver real estate’s luck might be running out. Greater Vancouver Realtors (GVR) data shows the price of a composite home slipped in August. The market has managed to avoid the significant correction seen in other major markets, but things are suddenly heading in the wrong direction. Fewer sales and rising inventory is helping to […]
By: Daniel Wong
The struggle is real, according to nearly a third of Canadian households. This morning Statistics Canada (Stat Can) released the 2022 Canadian Housing Survey, a bi-annual window into the cost of living across the country. The latest findings reveal that both renters and homeowners are increasingly struggling. Renters were most likely to report financial difficulty, […]
By: Daniel Wong
Dark clouds are forming over Canada’s economy, but most households are blissfully unaware… for now. A new research note from BMO Capital Markets warns that young adults are facing the “gruesome twosome”—soaring unemployment and unaffordable housing. The combination has created an environment on par with the country’s worst recessions. It’s an issue largely slipping under […]
By: Daniel Wong
Canadian real estate remains pudding-soft, despite expectations that rate cuts would firm the market. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data shows the price of a composite benchmark (typical) home fell in August. Weaker demand and rising supply were the general backdrop, as lower rates motivated more sellers to jump into the market than buyers. Experts […]
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