62% of Canadians Count Their Home as a Key Part of Their Retirement Plan. Here Is Why That Assumption Has Five Structural Flaws and What to Do Instead HOOPP's 2025 survey found that 62% of Canadians view homeownership as a key part of their retirement strategy. They are treating a single, illiquid, undiversified, maintenance-intensive, geographicall... Budgeting Canada2026 CanadianHousing FinancialIndependence RealEstate
A $115,000 Salary Used to Buy a Home in the GTA. In 2026, a Mortgage Broker Told a Parliamentary Committee: "They Never Could." Canada's national average home price is $673,084 as of March 2026. In Toronto, it's $1,017,796. In Vancouver, $1,201,123. Housing prices rose 355% between 2000 and 2021, while median incomes grew 113%... CanadianHousing FHSA FirstTimeBuyer HousingAffordability