Canada's Housing Market Faces Slowdown as May Sales Decline
Interest rate cuts by the Bank of Canada expected to boost future activity despite current sluggishness.
- Home sales in May dropped 5.9% compared to the previous year and 0.6% from April.
- The average home price in May decreased by 4% year-over-year to $699,117.
- New listings rose 13.5% from last year, providing more options for buyers.
- Housing starts reached their highest level in seven months, driven by increases in Ontario and Quebec.
- Economists predict the recent interest rate cut will stimulate the market in the coming months.

























