Canada’s latest housing numbers show a 2% dip in national housing starts this month—down to 17,691 units—and a 4% decline for the year so far. Montreal and Vancouver saw some growth, Toronto held steady, but overall, we’re feeling the impact of high costs, softer demand, and too much inventory. Experts are warning this slowdown could last through 2028. After two decades helping Edmonton families and investors, I’ve seen how these national shifts can play out locally—sometimes in ways you don’t expect. The market keeps changing, but straight talk and local know-how still set you up to make smart moves. If you’re wondering how these numbers might affect your next step, you’re not alone; let’s keep it real and find the right solution for your goals.
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