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11.11.2014


Bank of Canada Interest Rate

September 3, 2014

1.00%

October 23, 2014

1.00%

December 3, 2014

Next meeting date

Source: Bank of Canada

Bank Prime Lending Rate

September 4, 2014

3.00%

October 24, 2014

3.00%

December 4, 2014

Next meeting date

Source: Bank of Canada

Conventional Mortgage – 5 Year Rate*

September 24, 2014

4.79%

October 15, 2014

4.79%

October 29, 2014

4.79%

Source: Bank of Canada

*Determinant for high ratio mortgage variable qualifying rate

US Federal Reserve Board Discount Rate

September 17, 2014

0.00%-0.25%

October 29, 2014

0.00%-0.25%

December 17, 2014

Next meeting date

Source: US Federal Reserve

Exchange Rate $CDN($US)

October 1, 2014

0.8951 $CDN ($US)

October 15, 2014

0.8883 $CDN ($US)

November 5, 2014

0.8780 $CDN ($US)

Source: Bank of Canada

Government of Canada Bonds

Bond Type

September 24, 2014

October 15, 2014

October 29, 2014

1 year Treasury Bill

1.00%

0.95%

0.98%

3 year Benchmark Bond Yield

1.17%

1.01%

1.16%

5 year Benchmark Bond Yield

1.66%

1.37%

1.56%

10 year Benchmark Bond Yield

2.20%

1.91%

2.05%

Source: Bank of Canada

Total New Housing Starts (Seasonally adjusted and annualized)

Province

July
2014

July
2013

August 2014

August 2013

September 2014

September 2013

Newfoundland/Labrador

2,300

3,100

2,400

3,100

1,900

2,700

PEI

500

700

300

400

400

70

Nova Scotia

5,500

4,200

4,000

2,300

4,200

5,200

New Brunswick

4,800

2,200

2,900

3,600

2,000

3,000

Quebec

36,000

36,200

35,400

32,700

40,500

38,400

Ontario

69,700

61,500

52,300

69,900

54,700

60,400

Manitoba

9,600

11,200

9,300

5,000

6,600

9,100

Saskatchewan

9,100

8,300

9,400

10,100

10,500

14,400

Alberta

37,500

33,600

44,200

26,900

47,100

30,800

British Columbia

28,000

31,900

36,000

26,200

29,400

31,100

CANADA

203,000

192,800

196,300

180,200

197,300

195,900

Source: CMHC Housing Now – October 2013 and October 2014. 

Average MLS resale price for local markets

City

September 2013

September 2014

St. John’s

$314,334

$311,425

Halifax

$268,286

$273,026

Saint John

$173,240

$155,384

Quebec

$266,759

$263,681

Montreal

$322,330

$329,144

Ottawa

$348,788

$357,753

Toronto

$533,797

$573,676

Hamilton/Burlington

$390,638

$411,699

Winnipeg

$256,380

$263,859

Saskatoon

$338,309

$333,888

Regina

$317,273

$314,756

Calgary

$435,934

$461,099

Edmonton

$350,346

$372,673

Vancouver

$786,522

$836,735

Victoria

$486,744

$509,667

Source: Canadian Real Estate Association

Quarterly House Price Survey

Detached Bungalow

Market

Q3 2014
Average

Last Quarter Average

Q3 2013 Average

Bungalow % Change

Halifax

294,333

292,167

299,000

-1.6%

Charlottetown

173,000

175,000

173,000

0.0%

Fredericton

202,000

200,000

207,000

-2.4%

Moncton

150,911

149,648

148,000

2.0%

Saint John

155,104

179,150

167,314

-7.3%

St. John’s

313,500

305,533

296,000

5.9%

Montreal

296,857

296,250

289,306

2.6%

Ottawa

403,091

401,667

398,167

1.2%

Toronto

618,088

611,906

576,313

7.2%

Hamilton

244,409

240,416

228,901

6.8%

Winnipeg

308,706

311,015

307,069

0.5%

Regina

307,250

333,500

333,500

-7.9%

Saskatoon

368,750

375,000

366,250

0.7%

Calgary

515,844

501,200

465,411

10.8%

Edmonton

357,240

350,401

337,000

6.0%

Vancouver

1,135,009

1,107,290

1,070,000

6.1%

Victoria

468,000

467,000

458,000

2.2%

National

405,101

406,454

381,811

6.1%

Standard Two Storey

Market

Q3 2014 Average

Last Quarter Average

Q3 2013 Average

2 Storey % Change

Halifax

331,933

325,633

329,333

0.8%

Charlottetown

205,000

205,000

205,000

0.0%

Fredericton

215,000

215,000

215,000

0.0%

Moncton

155,157

152,302

145,000

7.0%

Saint John

206,524

278,145

235,556

-12.3%

St. John’s

424,167

412,233

400,333

6.0%

Montreal

403,714

404,214

403,014

0.2%

Ottawa

406,264

401,250

401,500

1.2%

Toronto

733,317

722,079

681,545

7.6%

Hamilton

324,874

301,289

294,919

10.2%

Winnipeg

341,863

336,241

346,860

-1.4%

Regina

346,450

372,500

372,250

-6.9%

Saskatoon

408,250

394,250

399,750

2.1%

Calgary

499,811

489,589

457,522

9.2%

Edmonton

379,463

372,112

360,270

5.6%

Vancouver

1,220,909

1,204,011

1,156,500

5.6%

Victoria

477,000

478,000

452,000

3.2%

National

441,714

440,972

418,686

5.5%

Source: Royal Lepage, October 2014

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