Laut Bericht sanken die durchschnittlichen Angebotsmieten im Jahr 2025 jeden Monat
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-asking-rents-rate-canada-december-declines-rentals-ca-urbanation/
Laut Bericht sanken die durchschnittlichen Angebotsmieten im Jahr 2025 jeden Monat
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-asking-rents-rate-canada-december-declines-rentals-ca-urbanation/
14 Kommentare
Progress, but rents are still too disconnected from incomes in most of the country
And, yet, they’re still unaffordable.
Good
My rent went up 8% for 2026.
My wages are increasing 2.5%.
My standard of living is decreasing this year.
Corporate earnings aren’t at risk. My property manager will meet return-on-investment objectives this year.
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Part of the problem is that rents are falling because immigration targets were lowered, but they are only lowered until ’27-’28, no? What happens then? The LPC hasn’t committed to keeping lower targets long term.
Needs to drop about 50% to be normalized at this point. Wages need to raise 20% but we know this wont happen.
Rent went up $100 last year and another $100 this year.
My salary did not increase $200 a month,
When they’re up: +24%
When they’re down: -0.2%
No they haven’t. Not in my area anyways.
Its hard finding a reliable tenant these days, what i say is laissez les locateurs manger de la marde. Ive been ghosted, robbed and spied on by landlords and abusive companies, its about time they suffer a bit.
Not enough
Need a real crash, jobs are non existent anyways
„Meanwhile, average asking rents rose in Saskatchewan by 7.1 per cent to $1,395. Rents moved 1.8 per cent higher in **Nova Scotia to $2,268** and one per cent higher in Manitoba to $1,633.“
NS is abysmal. Has one of the highest taxes on income for the middle class while rent prices are essentially the same as Ontario. Halifax also comes with big city problems without big city benefits.