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Tag Archives: real estate bubble
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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Housing and the future of Canada’s economy
Why are you here? This is far from a philosophical question. This lowly blog is not yet three months old, yet readership continues to grow at a rate that has me pleasantly surprised. This site now frequently receives 2500 daily … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Real Estate, Social trends
Tagged canada, consumer spending, debt bubble, gdp, HELOC, housing, housing bubble, real estate bubble, unemployment
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Canadian home prices should be ringing alarms
Yet more evidence that the presence of a significant housing bubble in Canada is blatantly obvious to every economist on the planet BUT those whose livelihoods depend on its continued existence. Dean Baker of the Centre for Economic and Policy … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged bubble, canada, Canadian, david rosenberg, dean baker, home prices, mike shedlock, paul krugman, real estate bubble, Robert Shiller
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CNN article- “Canada’s coming housing bust; MSM still swallowing CREA’s spin; Swallowing the tough medicine
I came across a couple of articles worth mentioning: From CNN-Canada’s coming housing bust “A decelerating economy at home means the labor market (currently running at just under 8% unemployment) will probably soften further. Canadian household debt continues to rise … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Real Estate, Social trends
Tagged austerity, canada, Canada housing bust, CNN, CREA, home prices, housing bubble, real estate bubble
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Lessons from the now toothless Celtic Tiger
Quick side note: As I noted yesterday, “If jitters persist in Euro-land, expect a strengthening greenback to take some substantial steam out of the rapidly rising commodity markets.” Today, the USD surged as capital fled both the EU and commodities. … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, General investing, Real Estate, Social trends
Tagged bailout, canada, commodities, debt bubble, ireland, real estate bubble, US Dollar
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Rate of US home price decline parallels Great Depression
We found out earlier today that the trade deficit in Canada rose significantly in September, largely on the back of meager demand south of the border. US home price declines accelerate…approach Great Depression levels According to a research report released … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Real Estate
Tagged bubble, canada, consumer spending, Great Depression, home prices, QE2, real estate, real estate bubble, US home prices, Zillow
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Housing starts down…but at least debt’s not an issue
Lots of good info out today. Housing starts decline If you haven’t yet read the primer on the importance that real estate plays to the health of the broader economy, you need to. Let me remind you of the experience … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Real Estate, Social trends
Tagged bubble, canada, consumer confidence, consumer spending, debt bubble, HELOC, home equity, housing bubble, housing starts, real estate bubble
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A quick tour through the board stats- October 2010
By now many of the big real estate boards have reported their October numbers. Ottawa, Winnipeg, and Montreal being the notable exceptions as well as the national board, CREA. Let’s take a quick tour across the country from west to … Continue reading
Suggested reading
Yesterday I mentioned that my view on the sustainability of our debt-based economy in general, and real estate in particular has largely been shaped by a handful of books. I’ve received quite a few emails asking me for the titles … Continue reading
Mainstream!
There was a great article that ran on msn.ca today. We’ll discuss it in a moment. Before we do, let’s be reminded that one of the important drivers of any correction is a change in investor psychology. As I’ve said … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate, Social trends
Tagged bubble, canada, consumer psychology, consumer spending, debt, real estate bubble, United States
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