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Treadstone supports mortgage brokers and agents in every major Canadian market — remotely, in your systems, under your province’s rules. Pick your city for local market data, the 2026 renewal picture, and how brokers there scale without hiring.
Regulated by FSRA — mortgage agents (Level 1 or 2) and mortgage brokers, under a licensed brokerage.
Ontario
A commuter market of 212,856 people, up 8.0% since 2016 — more files without more headcount.
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Ontario
Population up 7.5% since 2016 to 111,184 — one of the stronger growth rates among Ontario’s smaller metros.
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Ontario
Home sales up 10.2% year over year in June 2026, even as benchmark prices eased.
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Ontario
339 homes sold in June 2026, up 15.7% year over year — the busiest June in five years.
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Ontario
Population up 9.0% since 2016 to 165,588 — a growth rate outpacing most of Ontario.
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Ontario
Hamilton-area home sales rose 5.4% year-over-year in June 2026 even as the benchmark price kept sliding — a market in transition.
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Ontario
353 homes sold in June 2026 and 4.3 months of supply — a buyers’ market with a renewal wave coming.
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Ontario
Waterloo Region sales rose 4.3% month-over-month in June 2026, but benchmark prices are still down more than 5% year-over-year in Kitchener-Waterloo and Cambridge.
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Ontario
London-area home sales held steady in June 2026, up 1.6% year-over-year, even as the average price slipped 6.7%.
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Ontario
Durham Region is covered by TRREB within the Greater Toronto Area market, where sales rose 9.4% year-over-year in June 2026 as new listings fell.
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Ontario
Ottawa home sales dipped 4.9% in June 2026 while inventory kept climbing — a market that rewards brokers who move fast on renewals.
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Ontario
Population up 5.7% since 2016 to 128,624 — steady growth across the city and cottage country.
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Ontario
Niagara Region home sales rose 9% year-over-year in June 2026, even as the benchmark price fell 6.5% — a market resetting on price, not volume.
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Ontario
Single detached home sales up 7.3% year over year — a sellers’ market that hasn’t cooled like the rest of Ontario.
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Ontario
GTA sales jumped 9.4% year-over-year in June 2026 even as new listings fell — and the 2026 renewal wave is just getting started.
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Ontario
Windsor-Essex sales topped 500 for the first time since fall, up 8.1% year-over-year in June 2026, while conditions still favour buyers.
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Regulated by the AMF — courtiers hypothécaires (mortgage brokers).
Quebec
Drummondville sales dipped 3% last quarter but stayed well above the ten-year average — and homes now sell 15 days faster.
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Quebec
Gatineau’s condo market is rebalancing fast — median prices down 5% even as single-family homes hold at $523,500.
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Quebec
13,365 homes changed hands across Greater Montreal in Q2 2026, and listings are rebuilding faster than anywhere else in Quebec.
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Quebec
Homes in Quebec City sold in an average of just 18 days last quarter — and supply is still 57% below its ten-year norm.
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Quebec
Saguenay just logged its fifth straight quarter of sales growth — against inventory that is still 53% below normal.
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Quebec
Sherbrooke’s nine-quarter sales streak just broke — but the market is still 22% short of its normal inventory.
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Quebec
Trois-Rivières is bucking Quebec’s slowdown — sales up 9% and plex transactions up 48% in Q2 2026.
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Regulated by BCFSA — submortgage brokers under a registered mortgage broker.
British Columbia
Fraser Valley benchmark prices sit 26% below their 2022 peak — a buyer’s market brokers can turn into more closed files.
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British Columbia
Chilliwack sales fell 19.7% year-over-year even as active listings hit a five-year high — a market where speed wins files.
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British Columbia
Kamloops sales are tracking near the 10-year average with a $684K benchmark — steady volume, tight inventory.
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British Columbia
Kelowna was among Canada’s fastest-growing CMAs last census — and the Central Okanagan benchmark price still tops $1M.
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British Columbia
Nanaimo’s benchmark price sits above $816K while board-wide sales stay cautious — a market rewarding brokers who move fast.
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British Columbia
Metro Vancouver sales are up 9.6% year-over-year with a $1.1M composite benchmark — volume brokers can’t process alone.
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British Columbia
Active listings hit an 11-year high in Greater Victoria — more choice for buyers, more files for brokers to process.
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Regulated by RECA — mortgage associates and mortgage brokers, under a licensed brokerage.
Alberta
A $572,500 benchmark price and a widening gap between condos and detached — plus a 2026 renewal wave heading for every brokerage.
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Alberta
Sales topped 2,700 in June with prices up 4% y/y even as inventory climbs 22% — a market built for renewal-ready brokers.
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Alberta
Average prices climbed 7.4% year-over-year in June with under two months of supply — a seller’s market that rewards speed.
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Alberta
Sales jumped 11.6% year-over-year in June with prices up 8% — a central Alberta market picking up speed.
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Regulated by the FCAA — mortgage associates and mortgage brokers, under a licensed brokerage.
Saskatchewan
A June sales record of 432 homes and a $356,400 benchmark price — Regina keeps setting new highs.
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Saskatchewan
A record $448,400 benchmark price and just 1.6 months of supply — Saskatoon’s tightest market conditions in Saskatchewan.
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Regulated by the Manitoba Securities Commission — mortgage salespersons under a registered mortgage broker.
Licensed by Service Nova Scotia — associate mortgage brokers and mortgage brokers.
Regulated by FCNB — mortgage associates and mortgage brokers, under a licensed brokerage.
New Brunswick
Fredericton was the only New Brunswick market posting sales growth in June 2026 — up 1.1% y/y while the rest of the province cooled.
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New Brunswick
Greater Moncton home sales slipped 4.7% y/y in June 2026 even as New Brunswick prices kept climbing — a market where retention now matters as much as new volume.
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New Brunswick
Saint John home sales fell 6.6% y/y in June 2026, the steepest drop in New Brunswick — a signal that retention now outweighs new-deal volume.
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Licensed by Service NL — a single mortgage broker licence tier.
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