Mortgage affordability improved in seven of 13 Canadian cities due to falling home prices and stable borrowing costs. Hamilton saw the biggest improvement, with home prices dropping to $801,400 and monthly mortgage payments decreasing by $49. Toronto and Vancouver also saw price declines but remain costly. Conversely, Regina, Montreal, Victoria, Halifax, Ottawa, and Winnipeg experienced rising home prices and mortgage costs, worsening affordability.
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