Steve Payne is an Editor at various platforms including Worthing Herald and Yahoo News UK. He specializes in areas such as crypto and blockchain, retail, and real estate, covering themes like commercial real estate, housing markets, and entrepreneurship. Steve's work has been featured in notable publications including Hardlines Inc., Cisco, and The Advocate.
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By: Steve Payne
Throwback Thursday is a weekly feature in which we dip into the archive of the
By: Steve Payne
October 5 – October 11 (Published October 14th P ERSPE CTI VES by Steve Payne 22 Crypto Private Financings Raised: $659M
Throwback Thursday is a weekly feature in which we dip into the archives of the
The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) this morning downgraded its resale home sales forecast for the third time this year. It now says that a total of 444,530 homes will be sold through Multiple Listing Service by the end of this year, representing a 5.2-per-cent decrease from 2025. The last time CREA forecasted 2026 expected home sales was in July, when it predicted a 1.4 per cent decline. The association projects the national average home price to tick 0.2 per cent higher on an annual basis to $681,681. This number is about $5,000 lower than predicted in the summer. “After a four-month run of modestly positive progress on demand, supply and prices, many of Canada’s housing markets took a step back in September,” said CREA senior economist Shaun Cathcart in a release.
By: Steve Payne
Throwback Thursday is a weekly feature in which we dip into the archives of the
At the end of the 30th annual Hardlines Conference held earlier this week in Ottawa, Michael McLarney officially handed off the reins to David Chestnut, who has purchased the company. A tribute video with the words “Thank you for 30 wonderful years, Michael” has been created. In the video, Michael is seen building his media organization, starting with a basement office in his home in midtown Toronto.
By: Steve Payne
October 12 – October 18 (Published October 23rd P ERSPE CTI VES by Steve Payne & Adlee Heshmat 10 Crypto Private Financings Raised: $40M
Kohltech Windows & Entrance Systems has acquired Norwood Windows and Doors and the Millwork Division from West-Wood Industries. Norwood is a family-owned wood window and millwork manufacturer based in Scoudouc, N.B., about 25 km northeast of Moncton.
Yesterday, the Bank of Canada raised its “policy rate” (its key interest rate to its best customers, such as banks and trust companies) by 25 basis points to 2.50 per cent. That will obviously increase mortgage rates, which will slow down the resale housing market. The Bank of Canada had held its rate steady at 2.25 per cent since last October—a rare 12 months of interest rate stability.
By: Steve Payne
Throwback Thursday is a weekly feature in which we dip into the archives of the
