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| June 3, 2008 |
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Welcome to the June issue of CAAMP Stats.
Will Dunning, CAAMP’s chief economist, recently released our spring mortgage research report. For a copy click here
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| Bank
of Canada Interest Rate |
| March 4, 2008 |
3.50% |
| April 22, 2008 |
3.00% |
| June 10, 2008 |
Next meeting date |
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Source: Bank of Canada
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Bank
Prime Lending Rate
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| March 5, 2008 |
5.25% |
| April 23, 2008 |
4.75% |
| June 11, 2008 |
Next meeting date |
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Source: Bank of Canada
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US Federal
Reserve Board Discount Rate |
| March 18, 2008 |
2.25% |
| April 30, 2008 |
2.00% |
| June 25, 2008 |
Next meeting date |
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| Source:
US Federal Reserve |
| Exchange
Rate ($CDN/$US) |
| Exchange
Rate ($CDN/$US) |
| $CDN/$US |
April 30, 2008 |
0.9929 |
| $CDN/$US |
May 16, 2008 |
100.02 |
| $CDN/$US |
May 30, 2008 |
1.0070 |
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| Source:Bank of Canada |
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| Government
of Canada Bonds |
| Bond Type |
April 30, 2008 |
May 14, 2008 |
May 30, 2008 |
| 1 Year Treasury Bill |
2.69% |
2.73% |
2.88% |
| 3 Year Benchmark Bond Yield |
2.92% |
2.98% |
3.19% |
| 5 Year Benchmark Bond Yield
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3.04% |
3.19% |
3.34% |
| 10 Year Benchmark Bond Yield
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3.58% |
3.60% |
3.68% |
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| Source: Bank of Canada |
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Total New Housing Starts (Seasonable adjusted
and annualized) |
| Province |
February 2008 |
March 2008 |
April 2008 |
| Newfoundland/Labrador |
2,800 |
3,400 |
1,900 |
| PEI |
1,000 |
500 |
800 |
| Nova Scotia |
4,300 |
10,300 |
4,700 |
| New Brunswick |
3,800 |
4,300 |
3,800 |
| Quebec |
53,800 |
45,700 |
43,800 |
| Ontario |
81,800 |
80,000 |
76,700 |
| Manitoba |
5,600 |
4,700 |
6,000 |
| Saskatchewan |
6,600 |
6,700 |
5,200 |
| Alberta |
34,200 |
55,100 |
33,600 |
| British Columbia |
49,900 |
32,300 |
37,500 |
| CANADA |
243,800 |
243,000 |
213,900 |
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| Source: CMHC Housing Now -
May 2008. This seasonally adjusted data goes through stages of revision at different times of the year. |
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Source: Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) |
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| Canadian Major Market Residential MLS Summary* |
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Seasonally
Adjusted
April 2008
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Seasonally
Adjusted
March 2008 |
Unadjusted
Data
April 2008
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Unadjusted
Data
April 2007
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Dollar Volume
($ millions)
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8,849.8 |
8,920.8 |
11,627.1 |
11,996.3 |
Unit
Sales |
27,039 |
26,834 |
34,781 |
37,033 |
Average Price ($) |
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334,293 |
323,936 |
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New Listings |
52,775 |
51,825 |
67,554 |
57,382 |
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Source: Canadian Real
Estate Association * Includes totals for
25 major markets in Canada |
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First Quarter 2008 House Price Survey Data Chart
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Region |
Detached Bungalows |
Standard Two Storey |
Standard Condominium |
Q1 2008 Average |
Q1 2007 Average |
Bungalow % Change |
Q1 2008 Average |
Q1 2007 Average |
2 Storey % Change |
Q1 2008 Average |
Q1 2007 Average |
Condo % Change |
Halifax |
$207,333 |
$190,000 |
9.1% |
$246,333 |
$200,000 |
23.2% |
$152,000 |
$144,000 |
5.6% |
Charlottetown |
$155,000 |
$145,000 |
6.9% |
$185,000 |
$175,000 |
5.7% |
$105,000 |
$100,000 |
5.0% |
Moncton |
$152,000 |
$138,000 |
10.1% |
$135,300 |
$132,000 |
2.5% |
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- |
- |
Fredericton |
$160,000 |
$156,000 |
2.6% |
$197,000 |
$187,000 |
5.3% |
$126,000 |
$131,000 |
-3.8% |
Saint John |
$185,000 |
$161,700 |
14.4% |
$264,000 |
$210,400 |
25.5% |
$142,000 |
$118,500 |
19.8% |
St. John's |
$164,000 |
$145,000 |
13.1% |
$229,333 |
$200,000 |
14.7% |
$173,333 |
$148,333 |
16.9% |
Atlantic |
$170,556 |
$155,950 |
9.4% |
$209,494 |
$184,067 |
13.8% |
$116,389 |
$106,972 |
8.8% |
Montreal |
$227,799 |
$219,313 |
3.9% |
$332,389 |
$323,375 |
2.8% |
$201,778 |
$197,438 |
2.2% |
London |
$223,300 |
$203,500 |
9.7% |
$230,300 |
$211,470 |
8.9% |
$124,100 |
$116,000 |
7.0% |
Ottawa |
$311,583 |
$298,083 |
4.5% |
$309,833 |
$294,667 |
5.1% |
$198,083 |
$187,333 |
5.7% |
Toronto |
$432,679 |
$388,921 |
11.3% |
$544,150 |
$503,778 |
8.0% |
$298,662 |
$279,442 |
6.9% |
Winnipeg |
$229,125 |
$191,375 |
19.7% |
$242,943 |
$220,714 |
10.1% |
$138,000 |
$122,000 |
13.1% |
Regina |
$237,138 |
$158,500 |
49.6% |
$227,000 |
$159,500 |
42.3% |
$160,917 |
$102,500 |
57.0% |
Saskatoon |
$340,000 |
$226,250 |
50.3% |
$395,000 |
$257,500 |
53.4% |
$220,000 |
$155,000 |
41.9% |
Calgary |
$442,852 |
$402,933 |
9.9% |
$445,792 |
$411,456 |
8.3% |
$281,807 |
$261,336 |
7.8% |
Edmonton |
$330,000 |
$347,000 |
-4.9% |
$363,707 |
$377,643 |
-3.7% |
$235,000 |
$254,667 |
-7.7% |
Vancouver |
$852,750 |
$758,000 |
12.5% |
$948,750 |
$837,500 |
13.3% |
$455,750 |
$403,500 |
12.9% |
Victoria |
$439,000 |
$384,500 |
14.2% |
$460,000 |
$418,000 |
10.0% |
$294,000 |
$248,000 |
18.5% |
National |
$336,834 |
$311,108 |
8.3% |
$400,647 |
$374,114 |
7.1% |
$240,423 |
$225,006 |
6.9% |
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Source: Royal LePage |
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3 juin, 2008 |
Bienvenue aux lecteurs de ce numéro de juin de Statistiques ACCHA. Will Dunning, l'économiste en chef de l'ACCHA, vient de publier notre étude du printemps sur le marché hypothécaire. Pour une copie, cliquez ici |
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| Taux de la Banque du Canada |
| 4 mars, 2008 |
3,50 % |
| 22 avril, 2008 |
3,00 % |
| 10 juin, 2008 |
Prochaine réunion |
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Source : Banque du Canada |
Taux directeur |
| 5 mars, 2008 |
5,25 % |
| 23 avril, 2008 |
4,75 % |
| 11 juin, 2008 |
Prochaine réunion |
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Source : Banque du Canada |
Taux d'escompte de la Réserve fédérale américaine |
| 18 mars, 2008 |
2,25 % |
| 30 avril, 2008 |
2,00 % |
| 25 juin, 2008 |
Prochaine réunion |
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| Source : Réserve fédérale américaine |
| Taux de change ($CA/$US) |
| Taux de change ($CA/$US) |
| $CA/$US |
30 avril, 2008 |
0,9929 |
| $CA/$US |
16 mai, 2008 |
100,02 |
| $CA/$US |
30 mai, 2008 |
1,0070 |
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| Source: Banque du Canada |
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| Bons et obligations du Canada |
| Type |
30 avril, 2008 |
14 mai, 2008 |
30 mai, 2008 |
| Bons du Trésor, 1 an |
2,69 % |
2,73 % |
2,88 % |
| Obligations, 3 ans |
2,92 % |
2,98 % |
3,19 % |
| Obligations, 5 ans |
3,04 % |
3,19 % |
3,34 % |
| Obligations, 10 ans |
3,58 % |
3,60 % |
3,68 % |
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| Source: Banque du Canada |
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| Mises en chantier (désaisonnalisées et annualisées) |
| Province |
Février 2008 |
Mars 2008 |
Avril 2008 |
| Terre Neuve /Labrador |
2 800 |
3 400 |
1 900 |
| IPE |
1 000 |
500 |
800 |
| Nouvelle-Écosse |
4 300 |
10 300 |
4 700 |
| Nouveau-Brunswick |
3 800 |
4 300 |
3 800 |
| Québec |
53 800 |
45 700 |
43 800 |
| Ontario |
81 800 |
80 000 |
76 700 |
| Manitoba |
5 600 |
4 700 |
6 000 |
| Saskatchewan |
6 600 |
6 700 |
5 200 |
| Alberta |
34 200 |
55 100 |
33 600 |
| Colombie-Britannique |
49 900 |
32 300 |
37 500 |
| CANADA |
243 800 |
243 000 |
213 900 |
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| Source : Actualités habitation de la SCHL - mai 2008 Ces données désaisonnalisées sont révisées à divers moments de l'année. |
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Source : Association canadienne de l'immeuble (ACI) |
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| Sommaire SIA des principaux marchés résidentiels canadiens* |
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Désaisonnalisé
avril 2008 |
Désaisonnalisé
mars 2008 |
Brut
avril 2008 |
Brut
avril 2007 |
Volume en dollars
(millions)
|
8 849,8 |
8 920,8 |
11 627,1 |
11 996,3 |
Unités vendues |
27 039 |
26 834 |
34 781 |
37 033 |
Prix moyen ($) |
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334 293 |
323 936 |
Nouvelles inscriptions |
52 775 |
51 825 |
67 554 |
57 382 |
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Source : Association canadienne de l'immeuble * Inclut les totaux pour 25 grands marchés au Canada |
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Étude SIA des principaux marchés |
Région |
Maison isolée |
Deux étages standard |
Condo standard |
Moyenne
T1 2008
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Moyenne
T1 2007
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%
variation |
Moyenne
T1 2008
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Moyenne
T1 2007 |
%
variation |
Moyenne T1 2008 |
Moyenne
T1 2007 |
%
variation |
Halifax |
207 333 $ |
190 000 $ |
9,1 % |
246 333 $ |
200 000 $ |
23,2 % |
152 000 $ |
144 000 $ |
5,6% |
Charlottetown |
155 000 $ |
145 000 $ |
6,9 % |
185 000 $ |
175 000 $ |
5,7 % |
105 000 $ |
100 000 $ |
5,0 % |
Moncton |
152 000 $ |
138 000 $ |
10,1 % |
135 300 $ |
132 000 $ |
2,5 % |
- |
- |
- |
Fredericton |
160 000 $ |
156 000 $ |
2,6 % |
197 000 $ |
187 000 $ |
5,3 % |
126 000 $ |
131 000 $ |
-3,8 % |
Saint John |
185 000 $ |
161 700 $ |
14,4 % |
264 000 $ |
210 400 $ |
25,5 % |
142 000 $ |
118 500 $ |
19,8 % |
St. John's |
164 000 $ |
145 000 $ |
13,1 % |
229 333 $ |
200 000 $ |
14,7 % |
173 333 $ |
148 333 $ |
16,9 % |
Atlantique |
170 556 $ |
155 950 $ |
9,4 % |
209 494 $ |
184 067 $ |
13,8 % |
116 389 $ |
106 972 $ |
8,8 % |
Montréal |
227 799 $ |
219 313 $ |
3,9 % |
332 389 $ |
323 375 $ |
2,8 % |
201 778 $ |
197 438 $ |
2,2 % |
London |
223 300 $ |
203 500 $ |
9,7 % |
230 300 $ |
211 470 $ |
8,9 % |
124 100 $ |
116 000 $ |
7,0 % |
Ottawa |
311 583 $ |
298 083 $ |
4,5 % |
309 833 $ |
294 667 $ |
5,1 % |
198 083 $ |
187 333 $ |
5,7 % |
Toronto |
432 679 $ |
388 921 $ |
11,3 % |
544 150 $ |
503 778 $ |
8,0 % |
298 662 $ |
279 442 $ |
6,9 % |
Winnipeg |
229 125 $ |
191 375 $ |
19,7 % |
242 943 $ |
220 714 $ |
10,1 % |
138,000 $ |
122 000 $ |
13,1 % |
Regina |
237 138 $ |
158 500 $ |
49,6 % |
227 000 $ |
159 500 $ |
42,3 % |
160 917 $ |
102 500 $ |
57,0 % |
Saskatoon |
340 000 $ |
226 250 $ |
50,3 % |
395 000 $ |
257 500 $ |
53,4 % |
220 000 $ |
155 000 $ |
41,9 % |
Calgary |
442 852 $ |
402 933 $ |
9,9 % |
445 792 $ |
411 456 $ |
8,3 % |
281 807 $ |
261 336 $ |
7,8 % |
Edmonton |
330 000 $ |
347 000 $ |
-4,9 % |
363 707 $ |
377 643 $ |
-3,7 % |
235 000 $ |
254 667 $ |
-7,7 % |
Vancouver |
852 750 $ |
758 000 $ |
12,5 % |
948 750 $ |
837 500 $ |
13,3 % |
455 750 $ |
403 500 $ |
12,9 % |
Victoria |
439 000 $ |
384 500 $ |
14,2 % |
460 000 $ |
418 000 $ |
10,0 % |
294,000 $ |
248 000 $ |
18,5 % |
National |
336 834 $ |
311 108 $ |
8,3 % |
400 647 $ |
374 114 $ |
7,1 % |
240 423 $ |
225 006 $ |
6,9 % |
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Source : Royal LePage |
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