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Category Archives: Videos
New Video Primer- CMHC
The 4th primer on the role of CMHC in inflating Canadian house prices has now been turned into a video. Enjoy.
Posted in Real Estate, Videos
Tagged bubble, canada, CMHC, mortgage market, real estate, video
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Toronto condo data; China about to hit a wall?; Fiscal austerity to weigh on public sector jobs; The Age of Deleveraging; Another video primer
Toronto condo data The Toronto Real Estate Board released their most recent rental market report yesterday. It showed both a substantial jump in rental transactions and a jump in rental inventory. “From September until the end of 2010, TREB Members … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Real Estate, Social trends, Videos
Tagged austerity, canada, China, condo, construction, cuts, data, gdp, growth, investor, jason leach, jobs, market, nomura, prices, public sector, rental, the age of deleveraging, toronto
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Video Primer: Does Canada have a housing bubble?
My brother has finished his second video using information contained in the primers on this site. This one explores whether or not the Canadian housing market on aggregate is supported by measures of fundamental value. While some of the data … Continue reading
Posted in Videos
Tagged affordability, canada, Canadian, housing bubble, price to income, price to rent, ratio, ratios, real estate bubble
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Interview with Ignatieff
If you have not already done so, do check out my brother’s video version of the first primer. The second primer on the Canadian housing bubble should be done shortly. I should be a doozy! Last year my brother had … Continue reading
Posted in Videos
Tagged consumer debt, Ethan Rabidoux, housing bubble, Ignatieff, interview
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The Debt Collector
My younger, angrier brother Ethan has started a youtube channel where he is documenting some of the concepts discussed on this lowly blog. For his first video he tackled primer #1 about deflation. It’s very well done overall. Enjoy!