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Metropolitan housing starts: July 2021 The Conference Board of Canada, July 29, 2021 Website by Jane McIntyre

Metropolitan housing starts: July 2021

The Conference Board of Canada, July 29, 2021
Website by Jane McIntyre

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The monthly Metropolitan housing starts publication provides the recent trends in housing starts for 28 metropolitan areas and expectations for starts over both the short and long term. Document Highlights There are only six census metropolitan areas (CMAs) with positive short-and long-term expectations this month, the same number as last month. These are the CMAs in the up-up quadrant. All of the Quebec CMAs have positive short-term expectations but negative long-term ones. The CMAs with the biggest year-over-year percentage decrease in housing starts in June were Halifax, Thunder Bay, St. Catharines–Niagara, Kitchener–Waterloo, and Sherbrooke. London had the largest year-over-year percentage increase in starts last month.

The monthly Metropolitan housing starts publication provides the recent trends in housing starts for 28 metropolitan areas and expectations for starts over both the short and long term.

Document Highlights

There are only six census metropolitan areas (CMAs) with positive short-and long-term expectations this month, the same number as last month. These are the CMAs in the up-up quadrant.
All of the Quebec CMAs have positive short-term expectations but negative long-term ones.
The CMAs with the biggest year-over-year percentage decrease in housing starts in June were Halifax, Thunder Bay, St. Catharines–Niagara, Kitchener–Waterloo, and Sherbrooke.
London had the largest year-over-year percentage increase in starts last month.