TREE NEWS reports: Canada’s housing starts came in at 248,900 units in September, above the 232,500 expected and up from a revised 229,000 in the prior month. The stronger-than-expected reading marks a pickup in new residential construction activity.
Canada September housing starts hit 248,900, beating 232,500 forecast
The beat matters less than the revision: the prior month was marked up to 229,000, so September's gain builds on an already firmer base rather than rebounding from a weak print. For RWA and tokenized-housing watchers, the read-through is that Canadian residential supply is running ahead of consensus at a time when housing-linked yield products depend on actual completions, not permits. Whether the momentum holds once the seasonal construction window closes is the open question.
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