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| August 6, 2008 |
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Welcome to the August issue of CAAMP Stats.
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| Bank
of Canada Interest Rate |
| June 10, 2008 |
3.00% |
| July 15, 2008 |
3.00% |
| September 3, 2008 |
Next meeting date |
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Source: Bank of Canada
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Bank
Prime Lending Rate
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| June 11, 2008 |
4.75% |
| July 16, 2008 |
4.75% |
| September 4, 2008 |
Next meeting date |
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Source: Bank of Canada
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US Federal
Reserve Board Discount Rate |
| June 25, 2008 |
2.00% |
| August 5, 2008 |
2.00% |
| September 16, 2008 |
Next meeting date |
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| Source:
US Federal Reserve |
| Exchange
Rate ($CDN/$US) |
| Exchange
Rate ($CDN/$US) |
| $CDN/$US |
June 30, 2008 |
0.9807 |
| $CDN/$US |
July 18, 2008 |
0.9943 |
| $CDN/$US |
August 5, 2008 |
0.9592 |
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| Source:Bank of Canada |
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| Government
of Canada Bonds |
| Bond Type |
June 25, 2008 |
July 16, 2008 |
July 30, 2008 |
| 1 Year Treasury Bill |
3.24% |
2.98% |
2.95% |
| 3 Year Benchmark Bond Yield |
3.35% |
3.23% |
3.23% |
| 5 Year Benchmark Bond Yield
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3.42% |
3.32% |
3.37% |
| 10 Year Benchmark Bond Yield
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3.71% |
3.73% |
3.81% |
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| Source: Bank of Canada |
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Total New Housing Starts (Seasonable adjusted
and annualized) |
| Province |
May 2008 |
May 2007 |
June 2008 |
June 2007 |
| Newfoundland/Labrador |
2,900 |
2,200 |
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2,400 |
| PEI |
700 |
600 |
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800 |
| Nova Scotia |
3,800 |
4,100 |
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4,600 |
| New Brunswick |
5,100 |
4,300 |
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3,900 |
| Quebec |
50,300 |
49,600 |
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54,900 |
| Ontario |
71,200 |
75,800 |
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62,000 |
| Manitoba |
7,200 |
7,500 |
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5,100 |
| Saskatchewan |
6,500 |
6,200 |
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7,500 |
| Alberta |
35,500 |
47,500 |
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45,700 |
| British Columbia |
38,000 |
37,400 |
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38,400 |
| CANADA |
221,300 |
235,200 |
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225,300 |
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| Source: CMHC Housing Now -
July 2008 and July 2007. This seasonally adjusted data goes through stages of revision at different times of the year. |
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| MLS ® Major Market Residential Summary: First Half 2008 |
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1st Half 2008
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1st Half 2007 |
% Change
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Dollar Volume
($ millions)
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57,616.1 |
64,366.8 |
-10.5 |
Unit
Sales |
169,265 |
195,132 |
-13.3 |
Average Price ($) |
340,390 |
329,863 |
3.2 |
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New Listings |
332,958 |
308,099 |
8.1 |
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Source: CREA * Includes totals for 25 major markets in Canada |
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Survey of Canadian House Prices Second Quarter 2008 Average House Prices
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Region |
Detached Bungalows |
Standard Two Storey |
Standard Condominium |
Q2 2008 Average |
Q2 2007 Average |
Bungalow % Change |
Q2 2008 Average |
Q2 2007 Average |
2 Storey % Change |
Q2 2008 Average |
Q2 2007 Average |
Condo % Change |
Halifax |
$200,000 |
$197,667 |
1.2% |
$271,667 |
$227,000 |
19.7% |
$154,000 |
$145,000 |
6.6% |
Charlottetown |
$156,000 |
$147,000 |
6.1% |
$185,000 |
$180,000 |
2.8% |
$120,000 |
$100,000 |
20.0% |
Moncton |
$164,000 |
$142,000 |
15.5% |
$132,000 |
$133,000 |
-0.8% |
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- |
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Fredericton |
$162,000 |
$155,000 |
4.5% |
$197,000 |
$190,000 |
3.7% |
$126,000 |
$130,000 |
-3.1% |
Saint John |
$202,364 |
$168,500 |
20.1% |
$285,179 |
$226,500 |
25.9% |
$119,191 |
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- |
St. John's |
$181,000 |
$147,000 |
23.1% |
$249,333 |
$206,667 |
20.6% |
$193,333 |
$153,333 |
26.1% |
Atlantic |
$177,561 |
$159,528 |
11.3% |
$220,030 |
$193,861 |
13.5% |
$142,605 |
$132,083 |
8.0% |
Montreal |
$234,352 |
$220,106 |
6.5% |
$336,443 |
$320,946 |
4.8% |
$204,942 |
$195,717 |
4.7% |
Ottawa |
$316,167 |
$303,083 |
4.3% |
$315,750 |
$299,667 |
5.4% |
$203,667 |
$191,667 |
6.3% |
Toronto |
$436,782 |
$400,025 |
9.2% |
$564,228 |
$534,325 |
5.6% |
$311,062 |
$284,237 |
9.4% |
Winnipeg |
$233,800 |
$207,750 |
12.5% |
$257,800 |
$226,714 |
13.7% |
$144,614 |
$117,260 |
23.3% |
Regina |
$278,850 |
$204,000 |
36.7% |
$254,000 |
$181,917 |
39.6% |
$190,000 |
$118,300 |
60.6% |
Saskatoon |
$340,375 |
$281,250 |
21.0% |
$388,000 |
$305,000 |
27.2% |
$236,000 |
$205,000 |
15.1% |
Calgary |
$438,122 |
$459,889 |
-4.7% |
$437,744 |
$465,678 |
-6.0% |
$285,033 |
$300,078 |
-5.0% |
Edmonton |
$320,000 |
$347,143 |
-14.5% |
$348,571 |
$397,857 |
-12.4% |
$226,000 |
$263,333 |
-14.2% |
Vancouver |
$857,500 |
$787,750 |
8.9% |
$953,250 |
$875,750 |
8.8% |
$455,750 |
$419,250 |
8.7% |
Victoria |
$450,000 |
$382,000 |
17.8% |
$470,000 |
$414,000 |
13.5% |
$295,000 |
$260,000 |
13.5% |
National |
$351,587 |
$333,044 |
5.6% |
$418,943 |
$398,322 |
5.2% |
$248,408 |
$239,179 |
3.9% |
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Source: Royal LePage Real Estate Services |
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| Taux de la Banque du Canada |
| 10 juin, 2008 |
3,00 % |
| 15 juillet, 2008 |
3,00 % |
| 3 septembre, 2008 |
Prochaine réunion |
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Source : Banque du Canada |
Taux directeur |
| 11 juin, 2008 |
4,75 % |
| 16 juillet, 2008 |
4,75 % |
| 4 septembre , 2008 |
Prochaine réunion |
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Source : Banque du Canada |
Taux d'escompte de la Réserve fédérale américaine |
| 25 juin, 2008 |
2,00 % |
| 5 août, 2008 |
2,00 % |
| 16 septembre, 2008 |
Prochaine réunion |
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| Source : Réserve fédérale américaine |
| Taux de change ($CA/$US) |
| Taux de change ($CA/$US) |
| $CA/$US |
30 juin, 2008 |
0,9807 |
| $CA/$US |
18 juillet, 2008 |
0,9943 |
| $CA/$US |
5 août, 2008 |
0,9592 |
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| Source: Banque du Canada |
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| Bons et obligations du Canada |
| Type |
25 juin, 2008 |
16 juillet, 2008 |
30 juillet, 2008 |
| Bons du Trésor, 1 an |
3,24 % |
2,98 % |
2,95 % |
| Obligations, 3 ans |
3,35 % |
3,23 % |
3,23 % |
| Obligations, 5 ans |
3,42 % |
3,32 % |
3,37 % |
| Obligations, 10 ans |
3,71 % |
3,73 % |
3,81 % |
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| Source: Banque du Canada |
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| Mises en chantier (désaisonnalisées et annualisées) |
| Province |
Mai 2008 |
Mai 2007 |
Juin 2008 |
Juin 2007 |
| Terre Neuve /Labrador |
2 900 |
2 200 |
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2 400 |
| IPE |
700 |
600 |
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800 |
| Nouvelle-Écosse |
3 800 |
4 100 |
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4 600 |
| Nouveau-Brunswick |
5 100 |
4 300 |
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3 900 |
| Québec |
50 300 |
49 600 |
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54 900 |
| Ontario |
71 200 |
75 800 |
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62 000 |
| Manitoba |
7 200 |
7 500 |
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5 100 |
| Saskatchewan |
6 500 |
6 200 |
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7 500 |
| Alberta |
35 500 |
47 500 |
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45 700 |
| Colombie-Britannique |
38 000 |
37 400 |
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38 400 |
| CANADA |
221 300 |
235 200 |
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225 300 |
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| Source : Actualités habitation de la SCHL - juillet 2008 et juillet 2007 Ces données désaisonnalisées sont révisées à divers moments de l'année. |
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| Étude SIA des principaux marchés résidentiels : 1er semestre de 2008 |
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1er semestre 2008
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1er semestre 2007 |
% variation
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Volume en dollars
(millions)
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57 616,1 |
64 366,8 |
-10,5 |
Unités vendues |
169 265 |
195 132 |
-13,3 |
Prix moyen ($) |
340 390 |
329 863 |
3,2 |
Nouvelles inscriptions |
332 958 |
308 099 |
8,1 |
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Source : Association canadienne de l'immeuble * Inclut les totaux pour 25 grands marchés au Canada |
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Étude du prix des maisons canadiennes - 2e trimestre 2008 - Prix moyen des maisons
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Région |
Maison isolée |
Deux étages standard |
Condo standard |
Moyenne
T2 2008
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Moyenne
T2 2007
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%
variation |
Moyenne
T2 2008
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Moyenne
T2 2007 |
%
variation |
Moyenne T2 2008 |
Moyenne
T2 2007 |
%
variation |
Halifax |
200 000 $ |
197 667 $ |
1,2 % |
271 667 $ |
227 000 $ |
19,7 % |
154 000 $ |
145 000 $ |
6,6 % |
Charlottetown |
156 000 $ |
147 000 $ |
6,1 % |
185 000 $ |
180 000 $ |
2,8 % |
120 000 $ |
100 000 $ |
20,0 % |
Moncton |
164 000 $ |
142 000 $ |
15,5 % |
132 000 $ |
133 000 $ |
-0,8 % |
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- |
- |
Fredericton |
162 000 $ |
155 000 $ |
4,5 % |
197 000 $ |
190 000 $ |
3,7 % |
126 000 $ |
130 000 $ |
-3,1 % |
Saint John |
202 364 $ |
168 500 $ |
20,1 % |
285 179 $ |
226 500 $ |
25,9 % |
119 191 $ |
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St. John's |
181 000 $ |
147 000 $ |
23,1 % |
249 333 $ |
206 667 $ |
20,6 % |
193 333 $ |
153 333 $ |
26,1 % |
Atlantique |
177 561 $ |
159 528 $ |
11,3 % |
220 030 $ |
193 861 $ |
13,5 % |
142 605 $ |
132 083 $ |
8,0 % |
Montréal |
234 352 $ |
220 106 $ |
6,5 % |
336 443 $ |
320 946 $ |
4,8 % |
204 942 $ |
195 717 $ |
4,7 % |
Ottawa |
316 167 $ |
303 083 $ |
4,3 % |
315 750 $ |
299 667 $ |
5,4 % |
203 667 $ |
191 667 $ |
6,3 % |
Toronto |
436 782 $ |
400 025 $ |
9,2 % |
564 228 $ |
534 325 $ |
5,6 % |
311 062 $ |
284 237 $ |
9,4 % |
Winnipeg |
233 800 $ |
207 750 $ |
12,5 % |
257 800 $ |
226 714 $ |
13,7 % |
144 614 $ |
117 260 $ |
23,3 % |
Regina |
278 850 $ |
204 000 $ |
36,7 % |
254 000 $ |
181 917 $ |
39,6 % |
190 000 $ |
118 300 $ |
60,6 % |
Saskatoon |
340 375 $ |
281 250 $ |
21,0 % |
388 000 $ |
305 000$ |
27,2 % |
236 000 $ |
205 000 $ |
15,1 % |
Calgary |
438 122 $ |
459 889 $ |
-4,7 % |
437 744 $ |
465 678 $ |
-6,0 % |
285 033 $ |
300 078 $ |
-5,0 % |
Edmonton |
320 000 $ |
347 143 $ |
-14,5 % |
348 571 $ |
397 857 $ |
-12,4 % |
226 000 $ |
263 333 $ |
-14,2 % |
Vancouver |
857 500 $ |
787 750 $ |
8,9 % |
953 250 $ |
875 750 $ |
8,8 % |
455 750 $ |
419 250 $ |
8,7 % |
Victoria |
450 000 $ |
382 000 $ |
17,8 % |
470 000 $ |
414 000 $ |
13,5 % |
295 000 $ |
260 000 $ |
13,5 % |
National |
351 587 $ |
333 044 $ |
5,6 % |
418 943 $ |
398 322 $ |
5,2 % |
248 408 $ |
239 179 $ |
3,9 % |
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Source : Royal LePage |
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