
Highlights of the annual mortgage survey, bond yields, and the value of real estate agents
This episode covers highlights from the annual mortgage consumer survey, consistent renting periods before buying, and the importance of mortgage professionals. It also discusses real estate agents' value, Desjardins' stance on housing supply, a condo sold at a loss, bond yield rebounds, and new 30-year amortization policies.
Key Points
- Consumer loyalty to mortgage professionals remains high, with 83% of homebuyers choosing their lender due to excellent service.
- Upcoming interest rate cuts from the Bank of Canada are expected to offer minimal relief for homebuyers due to anticipated increases in housing values and muted income growth.
- The introduction of a 30-year amortization for insured mortgages aims to make homeownership more accessible, but its impact is limited by strict eligibility criteria and higher insurance premiums.
Chapters
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