President Trump’s 25% tariffs on Canada sparked fears of a trade war, higher construction costs, and a housing market slowdown. But after a 30-day pause, what’s next? We break down the scenarios: Recession Risks: Prolonged tariffs could tip Canada into a mild recession, spiking unemployment and freezing buyer demand. Mortgage Rates: Bond yields plunged, driving fixed rates lower (sub-4% deals already here!). Will the Bank of Canada cut rates further? Construction Chaos: Tariffs could add $1,000s to building costs, delaying projects and squeezing housing supply. Buy or Sell? If tariffs resume, prices may dip but rates could drop. If paused, stability returns.

Pierre Poilievre’s housing plan offers a comprehensive strategy to address Canada’s housing crisis. With measures like increasing housing supply, eliminating GST on affordable homes, and penalizing municipalities for blocking developments, the plan focuses on affordability and efficiency. Poilievre also aims to streamline approval processes and repurpose federal properties for housing. While ambitious, the plan has sparked debate over its feasibility and potential impact. Dive into this detailed breakdown to explore how these proposals might reshape Canada’s housing market.

We're excited to share that we have been approved by the Law Society of Ontario (LSO) to participate in its Access to Innovation (A2I) program, a significant step forward in modernizing real estate legal services in Ontario.

Deeded and BluMortgage have partnered to offer mortgage brokers an end-to-end client journey

Deeded has integrated with Velocity's Solicitor Direct Connect, transforming the legal closing process for mortgage brokers

We are thrilled to share a remarkable milestone in our journey at Deeded – the attainment of SOC 2 certification.

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