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Around four in five Canadians in Toronto perceive the city to be in a housing bubble, according to the latest study by Zillow and Ipsos.

Economists say the Canadian housing bubble — long feared to be vulnerable to a dangerous pop — is now officially dead.

New data from the Ministry of Finance shows that Toronto real estate has a bigger problem than foreign buyers, speculators from Toronto. 

Animal spirits still rule Canada’s real estate scene, working urban markets into a froth. But there are ways to tame them.

Bubble. What bubble? Toronto's soaring home prices are in line with the reality of other world cities such as New York, Hong Kong and ... More

Real estate forecasting is tricky. But with one forecast calling for a Toronto housing bubble, and another for a stable correction, who to believe?

Well, this may be the first time in recent memory a big bank economist has used the feared B-word in relation to real estate. Bubble.

Canada's subprime mortgage providers are increasingly teaming up with unregulated rivals to sidestep rules designed to clamp down on risky lending.

Canada will close a tax loophole and introduce a stress test to insured mortgage lending in an effort to boost the stability of the housing sector, the government said on ... More

Those worried that the high home prices in Canada’s hottest markets will collapse under their own weight can breathe a sigh of relief - at least according to one ... More

The price gap between Canadian and American home values is what is feeding worries about a potential housing market correction in Canada, according to BMO economists; but one ... More

Canada’s finance minister says the country’s real estate market has avoided the so-called bubble, with many markets already experiencing a soft landing