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Mortgage originations in Canada

Statistics Canada's funds-advanced data, sourced from the Bank of Canada, shows chartered banks advanced $583.5 billion in residential mortgage dollars in 2025 — a new high, and up 35.7% from 2024.

Last updated: August 2, 2026 Data: 2019–2026 Sources cited below
Headline number
$583.5B

in residential mortgage funds advanced by Canadian chartered banks in 2025

— up 35.7% from $430.1 billion in 2024, a new annual high that surpassed the prior 2021 peak.

Statistics Canada, Table 10-10-0006-01 (Bank of Canada)

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Annual funds advanced, 2019–2025

Volume swung sharply with rates — a 2021 peak, a two-year slide, then a record 2025 rebound.

Total residential mortgage funds advanced ($ billions, chartered banks)

$0B $150B $300B $450B $600B $415.9B $518.4B $564.5B $445.8B $373.2B $430.1B $583.5B PRIOR PEAK TROUGH NEW HIGH · 2025 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025

Total residential mortgage funds advanced by Canadian chartered banks, annual, in current dollars. Source: Statistics Canada, Table 10-10-0006-01, based on Bank of Canada data.

Key takeaways

  1. 1

    Funds advanced hit a new high in 2025: Canadian chartered banks advanced $583.5 billion in residential mortgage funds in 2025, up 35.7% from $430.1 billion in 2024 and surpassing the prior 2021 peak of $564.5 billion.

  2. 2

    The market whipsawed after the 2021 peak: annual funds advanced fell for two straight years after 2021, bottoming at $373.2 billion in 2023, before rebounding sharply through 2024 and 2025.

  3. 3

    2026 is off to a strong start: chartered banks advanced $273.8 billion in the first five months of 2026, with monthly volume climbing from $46.0 billion in January to $58.4 billion in May.

  4. 4

    This data covers chartered banks only: Statistics Canada's series tracks funds advanced by Canadian chartered banks and excludes credit unions and other non-bank lenders, so it understates total market origination volume.

The data

Sourced
YearFunds advanced ($B)Note
2019$415.9B
2020$518.4B
2021$564.5BPrior peak
2022$445.8B
2023$373.2BTrough
2024$430.1B
2025$583.5BNew high
2026 (Jan–May)$273.8BYear-to-date only

Dollar values in current-dollar $ billions. 2026 row reflects January–May year-to-date, not a full year. Source: Statistics Canada, Table 10-10-0006-01, based on Bank of Canada data.

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Originations in context

$583.5B

total residential mortgage funds advanced by chartered banks in 2025, a new annual high

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$564.5B

the prior annual peak, reached in 2021 before rates began rising

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$373.2B

2023 trough, the low point of the post-2021 slide

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$58.4B

funds advanced in May 2026 alone, the latest monthly figure available

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What should brokers do with these numbers?

A record $583.5 billion origination year means more files moving through every stage of the pipeline — underwriting, conditions, funding — at the same time volume is also rebuilding after two lean years. Brokers scaling back up into this rebound need fulfillment capacity that can flex with volume swings this sharp, not a fixed headcount sized for the 2023 trough.

Sources & methodology

  1. 1.Statistics Canada — Table 10-10-0006-01, Funds advanced and outstanding balances, new and existing lending, Bank of Canada www150.statcan.gc.ca
  2. 2.Bank of Canada — Banking and financial statistics bankofcanada.ca

Last updated August 2, 2026. Each figure carries its source; projections are labelled. Page reviewed on every major source release. Information only — not advice.

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