Despite a further slowdown in Vancouver, the national rate of annual house price inflation rose to 13.9% in May, from 13.4%, reflecting an acceleration in Toronto. But the big slump in home sales and spike in new listings there indicate that the housing market hit a brick wall last month, with a correction in prices coming.
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