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Vancouver real estate not overvalued says CMHC

April 29th, 2016  |  Canadian Business

Canada’s housing market has been watched closely over the past years as prices have steadily risen to dangerous levels in some of Canada’s most populous markets. The CMHC’s latest Housing Market Assessment has been released and it shows that there are problematic conditions in most major markets.

Of the 15 cities assessed in the report Victoria and Halifax were the only ones to show weak evidence of overvaluation. The majority of cities showed strong evidence of overvaluation and overbuilding, two major warning signs of a potential housing correction.

According to the report, the cities showing the most problematic conditions are Toronto, Calgary, Saskatoon, and Regina. The moderately problematic markets are Vancouver, Montreal, Edmonton, Ottawa, WInnipeg, and Quebec.