Press Centre See Wahi in the media and get in touch for expert real estate commentary. For media inquiries, please contact PR@wahi.com Recent Media Coverage As Featured In CMP January 20, 2026 Climate-fuelled weather losses hit $2.4bn in Canada Rising catastrophe claims put fresh pressure on premiums, affordability and rebuilding plans GO TO ARTICLE InSauga January 20, 2026 Home prices are now dropping for all property types in Canada Home prices declined among all property types in Canada at the end of 2025. GO TO ARTICLE InSauga January 19, 2026 Over 50% of people priced out of condo and house market in Ontario: poll While real estate prices and interest rates have come down, many Greater Toronto Area residents still can’t afford to buy a home. GO TO ARTICLE The Globe and Mail January 18, 2026 Three real estate markets that are bucking national trends Housing values continued to slump nationally last month, but three distinct regions within Canada are starting to show consistent growth or declines. GO TO ARTICLE InSauga January 16, 2026 25% of Canadian millennials say they will probably buy a home in 2026: survey Despite affordability challenges and lingering economic uncertainty, Canada’s largest generation of potential buyers isn’t backing down from the housing market. GO TO ARTICLE View All Media Coverage Press Releases February 19, 2026How Canadian Homebuyers Can Negotiate a Better Deal in Today’s MarketWith Canadian home prices cooling, homebuyers have more power to negotiate. Wahi’s latest guide, How to Negotiate a House Price, breaks down 10 expert tactics for negotiating a house price without sacrificing financing protections or strategic planning.February 18, 2026RPS-Wahi House Price Index: National Prices Down 2% to Start 2026Wahi, a leading Canadian real estate platform, and Real Property Solutions (RPS), Canada’s foremost provider of property valuation services, today released their monthly house price index for January 2026.February 5, 2026Where GTA Homebuyers Are Still Bidding Above AskingWhile the Greater Toronto Area housing market remains the most buyer-friendly in years, a small number of neighbourhoods are showing early signs of renewed competition.January 29, 2026Wahi Releases 2025 GTA Housing SnapshotToday, Wahi released its annual GTA Housing Snapshot, which provides an overview of key real estate market trends in the Greater Toronto Area in 2025.January 29, 2026GTA Housing Snapshot Report (2025) | WahiDiscover insights from Wahi’s GTA Housing Snapshot Report 2025—uncover trends, prices, and market shifts shaping real estate across the Greater Toronto Area.January 21, 2026The Most and Least Expensive Neighbourhoods in the GTANew data from digital real estate platform Wahi reveals the most and least affordable neighbourhoods to buy a home in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). View All Press releases Market Reports 2023 2024 2025 GTA View report OTTAWA View report Hamilton View report WATERLOO View report CALGARY View report GTA View report WATERLOO View report GTA View report
CMP January 20, 2026 Climate-fuelled weather losses hit $2.4bn in Canada Rising catastrophe claims put fresh pressure on premiums, affordability and rebuilding plans GO TO ARTICLE
InSauga January 20, 2026 Home prices are now dropping for all property types in Canada Home prices declined among all property types in Canada at the end of 2025. GO TO ARTICLE
InSauga January 19, 2026 Over 50% of people priced out of condo and house market in Ontario: poll While real estate prices and interest rates have come down, many Greater Toronto Area residents still can’t afford to buy a home. GO TO ARTICLE
The Globe and Mail January 18, 2026 Three real estate markets that are bucking national trends Housing values continued to slump nationally last month, but three distinct regions within Canada are starting to show consistent growth or declines. GO TO ARTICLE
InSauga January 16, 2026 25% of Canadian millennials say they will probably buy a home in 2026: survey Despite affordability challenges and lingering economic uncertainty, Canada’s largest generation of potential buyers isn’t backing down from the housing market. GO TO ARTICLE
