Last week, CAAMP released its spring consumer report, Change in the Canadian Mortgage Market. A copy of the full report is available to download here, but for those that don’t feel like reading that whole report, here are some of the significant stats from the report: Overall housing starts are projected to decline from 205,000 in 2011… Continue reading May 2013 Changes in the Canadian Mortgage Market
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The CAAMP 2012 Mortgage Forum
Right now in Vancouver, BC, the annual CAAMP (Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals) mortgage forum is taking place. It’s the annual “big event” in the Canadian mortgage industry where mortgage brokers, lenders and everyone involved in the Canadian mortgage industry get together to connect with each other and “talk shop.” If you’re so inclined,… Continue reading The CAAMP 2012 Mortgage Forum
CAAMP Releases Annual Consumer Survey Report
Today, CAAMP released its fall consumer report, Annual State of the Residential Mortgage Market in Canada. The report indicates that the majority of Canadian homeowners are still comfortable with their mortgage debt levels; however, it also identifies weaknesses in the mortgage market that could affect Canada’s economic recovery. Here are some of the significant/interesting stats… Continue reading CAAMP Releases Annual Consumer Survey Report
Retiring With Debt: The New Reality?
Article courtesy of MCAP. Summer holidays can be a reflective time – a time to look at the bigger picture and think about long term objectives and realities. We all work hard. We all deserve a comfortable and fulfilling retirement. More and more Canadians are coming to terms with the prospect of retiring with debt… Continue reading Retiring With Debt: The New Reality?
The CAAMP Spring 2012 Mortgage Report
If you love stats, you’ll love CAAMP’s (Canadian Associates of Accredited Mortgage Professionals) semi-annual report on the Canadian mortgage market. You can read the full report here (be warned, it’s 40 or so pages long), but here are some interesting stats that I’ve pulled from it. There is currently $994 billion in mortgages on primary… Continue reading The CAAMP Spring 2012 Mortgage Report