12 Sep Montreal Real Estate Stories September 2018
Montreal Real Estate Stories September 2018
The short of it is that Montreal held it’s own in August. Despite lower inventories, sales of condominiums increased by 12% compared to this time last year while sales of single family homes rose 5%. The largest increase in sales was in the plexes categories. Read the Centris Report below to view all the numbers.
As for the full picture across some of the major markets across Canada, the National Bank Housing Index gives us a snapshot of Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa and other cities in Canada. Ten of the eleven metropolitan areas recorded increases in the month with Montreal being somewhat in the middle of the spectrum. Read the full Teranet-National Bank House Price Index Report below:
House Price Index – Developed by Teranet in alliance with National Bank of Canada
An independent representation of the rate of change of Canadian single-family home prices. NOTE: Your browser’s Javascript engine seems to be disabled. Some parts of this site will be difficult or impossible to use.
Watch the Centris Video on the Montreal Real Estate Market Sales for August 2018
Centris Residential Sales Statistics – August 2018
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The Bank of Canada held it’s key interest rate at 1.5% but is expected to gradualy hike rates. The next rate announcement is expected on October 24th.
Bank of Canada holds interest rates: Read the official statement
The Bank of Canada today kept its target for the overnight rate at 1.5 per cent. Here is the bank’s official statement Here’s the Bank of Canada’s official statement for its interest rate decision on Wednesday, September 5, 2018: The Bank of Canada today maintained its target for the overnight rate at 1 ½ per cent.
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