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Global construction hits USD 13.57T, doubling toward USD 25.47T by 2034.
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Urban growth and rising populations push huge demand for homes, offices, and new infrastructure.
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Smart cities surge as industrialization rises and global investors pour money into new builds.
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AI, IoT, robotics, and mobile tools speed projects, cut costs, and boost productivity.
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BIM and modular construction explode as fast, efficient, low-waste building becomes the new norm.
Canadian vacation home prices are projected to rise about 4% in 2026, reaching roughly $604.5K nationally.
Growth is expected nationwide, with some regions seeing gains of up to 5.5%.
Higher-end markets remain near $1.06M, while more affordable areas average around $643.7K.
Limited supply of recreational properties continues to support price growth despite cautious buyer activity.
Strong lifestyle demand and scarcity are keeping Canadian Real Estate values stable across the country.
Ontario will rebate the full 13% Harmonized Sales Tax on new homes for all buyers, not just first-time purchasers, saving up to $130,000. The maximum rebate applies to homes valued between $1 million and $1.5 million, decreasing proportionally for homes up to $1.85 million. This initiative is a cost-shared partnership between the provincial and federal governments.
The Bank of Canada warns the economy is entering a long-lasting turbulent phase driven by structural shifts in trade, migration, and technology.
These structural changes are expected to reshape growth and stability, making monetary policy decisions more complex in coming years.
The central bank highlighted long-term impacts on investment, productivity, and job growth as the economy adjusts.
Policymakers expect the transition to take years rather than quarters, with gradual adjustment to new economic conditions.
TD now forecasts home sales falling 1.8% yearly in 2026, reversing earlier expectations of 9.3% growth, citing slower-than-expected demand recovery.
National average home prices projected to decline 0.3%, compared with previous forecast of 4.1% increase, reflecting affordability pressures and weak economic conditions.
Housing activity expected to stay subdued through 2026, with recovery delayed as uncertainty, cost-of-living pressures, and slow demand limit transactions.
TD expects rebound in 2027, with home sales rising 9.6% yearly and average prices increasing 2.7%, supported by improved economic and job conditions.
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Mississauga, Canada's sixth-largest city with around 800,000 residents, is a diverse, family-friendly metropolis offering a relaxed urban lifestyle. It features Ontario's largest mall, excellent highway and transit access, and over 500 parks and green spaces. Notable neighborhoods include Port Credit with lakeside living, upscale Lorne Park, diverse Erindale, and historic Streetsville with a charming downtown and community events.
Canada's real estate market is gaining momentum with lower interest rates and limited housing supply. The Bank of Canada's rate cuts since mid-2024 have improved mortgage affordability, boosting buyer activity, especially among first-time and move-up buyers. Despite policy uncertainty from the federal election, market participants are adjusting strategies amid this transition.
Ontario's housing market remains sluggish with February home sales down 8.1% year-over-year and over 35% below the decade average. Active listings hit a decade high at 49,884 units, pushing inventory to 5.3 months. Average home prices fell 6.7% to $746,900, with declines across single-family, townhouse, and condo segments. Rent also dropped 5%. The market favors buyers due to elevated supply and affordability challenges, with a slow recovery expected.
