CMLS Asset Management: What Lower Interest Rates Could Mean for Canada’s Real Estate Market
CMLS Asset Management examines the impacts of interest rates on the real estate market, exploring how potential rate cuts by the Bank of Canada could influence consumer confidence and transaction activity.
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As rates stabilize or trend downward, how might consumer behavior in real estate shift? CMLS Asset Management’s Adam Dean, VP and Portfolio Manager, provides insights on how rate changes can affect both property financing and market liquidity. With its institutional approach, the CMLS Mortgage Fund brings valuable expertise to individual investors and advisors navigating these dynamics. Dean points out that while rate reductions might encourage more transaction activity, market caution remains—especially for homeowners who have yet to experience significant payment increases due to past rate hikes. However, as lower rates reduce financing constraints, more buyers and sellers may feel confident in making moves, sparking new activity in a previously slow market.
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