Ephraim Vecina is a journalist who focuses on national issues in Canada. He writes for Mortgage Professional America, covering topics related to household finances, real estate, immigration, and government policies. Ephraim's articles provide insights and analysis on the impact of these issues on the Canadian economy and housing market.
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Ephraim Vecina's coverage focuses predominantly on the Canadian economy, housing market, mortgage industry, financial stability and consumer sentiment. His articles often cite data and government announcements to support his reporting.
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By: Ephraim Vecina
Risks and challenges continue in the ongoing elevated-rate environment 25 Jan. 2024 Share
By: Ephraim Vecina
Continuing rate freeze indicates commitment to rein in economic volatility and sticky inflation levels, analysts say
Canadians' confidence in the economy and the housing market now in 'positive' territory
Since 2022, the average mortgage debt has increased by 1.3% across all households, says StatCan
By: Ephraim Vecina
BCREA lays out possibilities and challenges for the market in 2024 26 Jan. 2024 Share
By: Ephraim Vecina
Desjardins analyst highlights the challenges posed by the impending renewal cliff 26 Jan. 2024 Share
By: Ephraim Vecina
Operating revenue retreated significantly amid 2022 slowdown, report shows 30 Jan. 2024 Share
Trends apparent at the beginning of this year merit a "cautious optimism" among mortgage brokers, says leading figure
By: Ephraim Vecina
The hottest markets have the most burdensome permit costs and documentary requirements
By: Ephraim Vecina
Upcoming Toronto residential development will feature a mix of townhomes, mid- and high-rise buildings, and community spaces
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