Fergal McAlinden is the North America news editor at Mortgage Professional America and Canadian Mortgage Professional. He specializes in reporting on the US and Canadian mortgage and housing markets, covering themes such as construction, real estate, and personal finance. Fergal's insights have been featured in notable publications including NewsBreak and Insurance Business.
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By: Fergal McAlinden
Smaller Canadian producers hit with mounting pressure as new US levies cloud the housing outlook
By: Fergal McAlinden
July approvals fall below expectations as economic jitters spread Mortgage approvals hit their lowest point for over two and a half years in July as lenders pulled back from the market, new Bank of England data shows.
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The mortgage market isn’t buckling amid higher rates at renewal time, but plenty of borrowers are feeling the strain
By: Fergal McAlinden
Fannie-Freddie changes are presenting challenges, but a prominent mortgage VP says the industry and borrowers will eventually adapt
By: Fergal McAlinden
The central bank's latest announcement arrives with the Canadian economy at a potential crossroads
By: Fergal McAlinden
Homebuyer confidence could take a hit if the tariff dispute isn’t resolved quickly
Prices and sales slide again as the condo crisis continues Sales and prices are on the way down again in Toronto's condo market, with new
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Climbing mortgage rates could push some buyers to the sideline, but the new trade dispute is barely featuring in client conversations
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Borrowers are coping with higher payments at renewal time, but the tariff wave could add job losses as a new potential risk
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President threatens to end trade with countries holding US trade surpluses
