No Housing Crash Next Year -- But Mortgage Rates Could Hit 2%
Canada’s housing market might not crash in 2022, but people should brace for up to 2% borrowing cost.
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Canada’s housing market might not crash in 2022, but people should brace for up to 2% borrowing cost.
Canadians will carry a heavy burden regardless of the number of times the Bank of Canada increase interest rates in 2022 and beyond.
THE STANDARD By Edward Kosut | January 18th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Nandi Governor Stephen Sang has come under fire from legislators who accused him of failing to deliver on his election promises. The legislators claimed Sang (pictured) had little to show for the over Sh10 billion in devolved funds the county had received over the past three years he has been at the helm. The rivalry between the county boss and the legislators played out on Thursday when the leaders shared a podium during the burial of a prominent Nandi sugarcane farmer, Benjamin Tai, at Chemase in Tinderet. Earlier du...