Sep 19, 2026
New home prices declined 0.1% sequentially in August on broad-based compression at the provincial level…
… while the magnitude of Y/Y change appears to be moderating, with this print showing the smallest decrease so far in 2026 at 2%.
With unsold inventory moderating and new unit absorption improving, the conditions for continued improvement are there on the supply side - let’s see how the demand side plays out.
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