The HIRI Quarterly Contractor Business Sentiment Tracker study seeks to evaluate the impact of broader economic trends, market conditions, interest rates, and the overall health of the housing industry on contractors’ businesses and more…
See the results from HIRI’s Quarterly Home Improvement Project Activity Tracker covering 19 home areas and 38 home improvement activities.
his report presents estimates and forecasts of the market for home improvement products in Canada. Forecasts include Consumer and Professional purchase estimate, both total and by Province and merchandise line.
The Economic & Industry Update covers general economic data, housing market data, and home improvement market data.
Discover the latest trends in renter-driven home improvement, including motivations, project activity, and purchasing behavior — learn more.
The Hispanic Contractor Study provides an in-depth analysis of the experiences, challenges, and opportunities faced by Hispanic contractors in today’s evolving construction industry. Learn more …
See HIRI’s Secondary Homes report to learn more about motivations, behaviors, and decision-making processes of homeowners who own secondary properties, whether used as vacation homes, long-term rentals, or short-term rentals.
See HIRI’s latest research study that takes an in-depth look at the behaviors, motivations, and decisions shaping home improvement projects across Canada.
The home improvement industry’s only product focused size of market study.
The Recent Homebuyer/Seller Study evaluates trends in home purchasing and sales activities over time and their impact on home improvement projects, making it a crucial resource for the home improvement industry.
See HIRI’s comprehensive study that explores the diverse approaches homeowners of different generations take towards home improvement, repair, and maintenance.
As technology advances, its influence extends into every sector, including home improvement, where professionals are increasingly adopting innovative tools to enhance their operations. See HIRI’s study to learn the current state of technology adoption among home improvement professionals.