
This decision has direct and indirect effects on Canada's housing market, impacting homebuyers, renters, investors, and even long-term homeowners.

Most variable-rate mortgages are directly tied to the BoC’s overnight rate, while fixed-rate mortgages are influenced by bond yields, which remain volatile.
According to CREA’s April 2025 data, national home sales dipped by 1.7% month-over-month, while new listings increased by 2.9%. This indicates a shift toward a more balanced market - yet still favouring sellers in hot markets like Toronto, Vancouver, and Halifax.
Despite slight cooling in prices, affordability remains a key concern - especially in urban centres. According to RBC’s Housing Affordability Index, owning a home in Vancouver now consumes up to 79% of a household's median income.
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The Bank of Canada’s May decision is a reminder that the market won’t shift overnight - but it’s certainly moving. Whether you're planning to buy this summer or watching from the sidelines, the smartest move is to stay informed.
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