CMI Broker Blog

As economic volatility continues to define the mortgage market, regulators are responding with tighter restrictions on mortgage brokers. From updated continuing education requirements in ...

Happy New Year, and welcome to 2026! We’re looking forward to building on the momentum of the past year — and the strong foundation ...

Over the course of 2025, most brokers have seen both new opportunities and new challenges: originations are up, but client needs are more complex. ...

Approximately 60% of all outstanding mortgages in Canada are expected to renew in 2025 and 2026. While purchase pipelines may be slow, brokers can ...

Amid ongoing tariff negotiations and market volatility, Canadian real estate spring trends have been defined by uncertainty. In April, the Canadian Real Estate Association ...

Growing economic uncertainty stemming from factors like trade tensions, tariff concerns, interest rate changes, and evolving lending criteria is fuelling uncertainty in the Canadian ...

Spring is a pivotal season in the Canadian real estate market, with a noticeable shift coming out of the winter months. While it tends ...

Canadians 65 and older are expected to grow by 1 million in 2025, according to TD Economics. This means nearly 900,000 workers will leave ...

Canada’s housing market is expected to rebound in 2025, with lower borrowing costs and new mortgage rules making homeownership more accessible. However, economic uncertainty ...

Buying a home is a significant financial milestone. While it’s an exciting step, it can also bring  a great deal of anxiety for first-time ...