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ExploreCMHC is Canada’s trusted source for housing finance solutions and unbiased thought leadership. Our primary focus is on market housing, home to 95% of Canadians. We provide high-quality products, resources and expertise, ensuring a positive client experience. We also strengthen the federal government’s non-market housing priorities.
Find out why Canada still needs 187,000 to 238,000 homes each year to close its supply gap. As construction falls short of meeting demand, see what building too little now could mean for Canada's housing future.
Learn more about the Spring 2026 Housing Supply Report
Housing demand has slowed across the North, but housing remains difficult to find and afford. Explore trends in demand, supply, affordability and non-market housing.
Explore the Northern Housing Report 2026
Explore the latest trends in housing finance, borrower preferences and market risks — plus access in-depth residential mortgage data and analysis in Canada, including lender types, insurance, interest rates, arrears, funding flows and more.
Read now about the Residential Mortgage Industry Report — Fall 2025 Edition
Discover key trends in new construction, resales and rentals. See how affordability, economic shifts and regional dynamics are expected to shape Canada’s housing market.
Explore: 2026 Housing Market Outlook
Explore our annual Rental Market Report for detailed insights into the rental market in major Canadian cities.
Learn more about the 2025 Rental Market Report
Discover the economic forces shaping the Canadian mortgage market, including savings, renewals, digital tools and changing homeownership trends.
Learn more about the Mortgage Consumer Survey
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