Is Canada’s Housing Crash Just Getting Started? ft. Ben Rabidoux
Canada’s housing market is showing cracks few expected: falling rents, mortgage stress, and power-of-sale homes at deep losses.
Ben Rabidoux explains why condos, landlords, and Ontario buyers may face a much longer housing reset than Canadians think.
In this episode, we break down:
- Why Canadian housing prices are seeing the steepest correction in decades
- How falling rents could pressure small landlords and investors
- Why Ontario mortgage delinquencies and power-of-sale listings are rising
- What immigration changes mean for rental demand across Canada
- Why condos may keep falling until 2028
- How Brampton became a key warning sign in Canada’s housing stress
- Whether affordable housing policy can actually fix supply and affordability
- Hosts: Paul Micucci
- Guests: Ben Rabidoux
⏱️ Timestamps:
- 00:00 Intro
- 02:27 Interest rates, inflation, and Bank of Canada risk
- 08:36 Why rents are falling across Canada
- 13:17 Investors, immigration, and rental market stress
- 15:30 Canada’s long housing correction
- 17:25 Where is the housing bottom?
- 20:04 Why BC’s market is different
- 23:49 Demographics and the future of detached homes
- 25:40 The condo market problem
- 31:56 Mortgage delinquencies and power of sale
- 36:32 Brampton, fraud, and housing stress
- 41:51 Affordable housing and government policy
- 44:34 Edge Realty Analytics and final thoughts
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