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The Teranet-National Bank Composite Index continued to decline in February, falling 0.5% on a month-over-month basis. As a result, prices have decreased by 1.1% over the past three months. This decline comes at a time when the number of transactions in the resale market fell for a fourth consecutive month in February, despite the Bank […]

After stabilizing in December, the Teranet-National Bank composite index fell for the first time in six months, with prices declining 0.4% from December to January. This contraction comes at a time when the number of transactions in the resale market declined for the third consecutive month in January (top chart), despite the Bank of Canada’s […]

After rising over the previous four months, the Teranet-National Bank composite index lost momentum in December, with prices remaining unchanged compared to November. This loss of steam comes at a time when the number of transactions in the resale market declined in November and December, despite the Bank of Canada’s policy rate cuts in the […]

The Teranet-National Bank composite index continued to rise in November, posting a fourth consecutive monthly increase, up 0.4%, after a period of contraction during the first seven months of the year. This increase comes as the number of transactions in the resale market has risen in recent months as uncertainty surrounding the trade dispute with […]

The Teranet-National Bank Composite Index continued to improve in October, posting an increase for a third consecutive month, registering at +0.4%, following a period of price contraction from January to July. This rise comes as the number of transactions in the resale market has increased in recent months despite ongoing uncertainty surrounding the trade dispute […]

After contracting for the previous seven months, the Teranet- National Bank composite index put an end to this downward sequence with an increase of 0.4% in August. This growth comes against a backdrop in which the number of transactions on the resale market continued to rise for a fifth consecutive month in August (top chart). […]