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Daily Archives: February 8, 2011
Housing starts flatline; Remax discusses past real estate performance; CREA updates 2011 housing forecast; China raises interest rates
Housing starts flatline CMHC released their January 2011 housing starts data today. Seasonally adjusted housing starts were virtually unchanged from December 2010 numbers, but down significantly from both the 12 month average and last January’s numbers. From BMO: It’s worth … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Real Estate, Social trends
Tagged 2011, canada, China, CMHC, commodites, CREA, decade, financial times, forecast, housing starts, inflation, interest rates, january, Jim Chanos, RE/MAX, real estate, report, updated, wild card
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Employment numbers rocking!; Building permits rise on new Ontario condo projects; Big banks begins hiking rates; Ignatieff warns on housing market risks
Employment numbers decidedly above expectation Expectations of 20,000 new jobs added in January were fully blown out of the water by the 69,000 new jobs added by the Canadian economy. Very impressive stuff. If we dig beneath the surface we … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Real Estate
Tagged 2011, bond yield, building permits, calgary, canada, condos, employment, housing, Ignatieff, interest rate, january, mortgage rate, real estate, toronto, unemployment
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