The first-time buyer profile is changing. Here’s what that means for the market
For many people, buying a home in their late 20s or early 30s once seemed like a natural part of adulthood, but for many Canadians today, this looks very different.
For many people, buying a home in their late 20s or early 30s once seemed like a natural part of adulthood, but for many Canadians today, this looks very different.
Almost half of first-time Canadian homebuyers are considering a recreational property to enter the market, and over 80 per cent would scale back wedding plans for a bigger downpayment, according to two reports. High housing prices are to blame.