Buying a home in Canada right now feels like sitting for an exam you have been studying for but still aren’t sure you are ready to take. The national average home price sat at $673,335 in December 2025, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association, and that number is forecast to climb another 2.8% to roughly $698,881 in 2026. Interest rates have settled, with the Bank of Canada holding its overnight rate at 2.25% and signalling that borrowing costs are unlikely to move much this year. So the money side of things has become a bit more predictable, which is a relief. But predictable does not mean simple. You still have to find the right property, understand what it is actually worth, figure out your budget down to the last dollar, and do all of this before someone else puts in a competing offer. The good news is that a…
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