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The mortgage delinquency rate among Canadian seniors has reached its highest level in years, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

Instead of downsizing, the majority of Canada's seniors are planning to live in their own homes for as long as possible

Reverse mortgages are surging in Canada as more older people join the country’s debt bandwagon.

With new mortgage rules and higher interest rates putting the squeeze on Canadian homebuyers, some have found a new approach: Get the parents (or grandparents) to bankroll your ... More

Parents re-entering the market after their children stayed home longer than normal, survey says.

With detached family homes few and far between in Canada's major housing markets, these trends may leave new homebuyers in a lurch.

A reverse mortgage can be a solution for some cash-strapped retirees, but it comes at a steep cost.

Canadian baby boomers’ investments in real estate outperform their other financial assets, a recent report from Mustel Group and Sotheby’s International Realty ... More

With the expectation that first-time homebuyers will be shuttered out of the housing market, thereby reducing the number of people to whom seniors can sell their homes, reverse ... More

Canadian seniors are getting a lot more comfortable with debt and a growing number are using it to finance their lifestyle, including home purchases, according to an exclusive ... More