Bank of Canada Didn’t Cut Rates — Why This Is Good News for Real Estate

📉 They Didn’t Cut Rates — And That’s Actually Good News If you were waiting for the Bank of Canada to save the housing market with aggressive rate cuts — this announcement was a reality check. The Bank of Canada held the overnight rate at 2.25%, and based on current data, this isn’t a short pause. We could be in a holding pattern for the next 12–18 months. And believe it or not — that may be exactly what the real estate market needs. In this video, I break down: • Why the Bank of Canada chose to hold • What inflation, jobs, and GDP data are really saying • Why certainty matters more than lower rates right now • The overlooked impact this has on sellers • What buyers, investors, and homeowners should realistically expect into 2026 • Why “waiting for the next cut” may no longer make sense This isn’t about hype or fear — it’s about reading the data and understanding what actually moves markets. If you’re buying, selling, renewing a mortgage, or just trying to understand where the GTA market is heading — this breakdown is for you. 👇 Drop a comment below: Do you think holding rates was the right move? 👍 Like the video, subscribe to Real Estate Watch, and share this with someone who’s confused by the noise out there. Because home isn’t just a price — it’s a long-term decision.