RateSupermarket.ca compiles the top housing headlines and trends of 2014
TORONTO, Dec. 17, 2014 /CNW/ - It has been a busy year for Canada's housing and mortgage market - and while 2014 is drawing to a close, the economic events affecting the cost of borrowing and real estate continue to be felt.
Relive the biggest housing headlines of the year with the Top Mortgage Moments from RateSupermarket.ca, Canada's comprehensive financial rates comparison resource. The infographic, released as part of the annual Best of Finance Awards, archives the most impactful economic events of 2014, and can be viewed here.
"Understanding both the global and domestic economic factors behind mortgage pricing is key to being an educated home buyer," says Penelope Graham, Editor of RateSupermarket.ca's MoneyWise. "While we can't predict with certainty how fixed and variable rates will be priced next year, observing such events can give helpful insight as to how homeowners - and their monthly mortgage payments - will be affected."
RateSupermarket.ca has also compiled a year-long summary of the economic trends affecting mortgages sourced from RatePulse, the site's monthly data digest, and poll results on Canadian mortgage sentiment.
Mortgage 2014 Trends Key Findings:
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SOURCE: RateSupermarket.ca
Penelope Graham, Editor, RateSupermarket.ca, p: 416-551-9445 ext 515, e: [email protected]
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