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For several years now I have been advocating that the Canadian real estate market was not behaving in correlation with the US market and that there was no bubble to burst here. Gloom and doom reporters have been trying their best to falsely create this situation here in Canada, to no avail.
I believe this reporter sums up the reality of the ...
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Some positive news from south of the border that may calm some of the unfounded fears of a real estate related crash that the Canadian media has been implanting in Canadian consumers for months now. JEANNINE AVERSA and MARTIN CRUTSINGER Wednesday, May 07, 2008 WASHINGTON — The worst of the credit crisis may ...
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Engine behind the country's housing boom has been increasingly leveraged first-time buyersTAVIA GRANT
Wednesday, April 23, 2008 Canada may not have the sizable subprime market of the U.S., but the engine behind the country's housing boom has been increasingly leveraged first-time buyers.
Legions of first-timers are adding years of ...
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Further to the local real estate market statistics posted here yesterday, a Royal LePage Real Estate Services' House Price Survey reports that home-price increases moderated in the first quarter, but remained solid due to a strong economy, high immigration levels, and relatively low interest rates.
In Toronto, Canada's largest ...
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March statistics are now published for the Oakville/Milton real estate market. With a full quarter of 2008 statistics now available for analysis it would appear that to date we could safely say the Oakville/Milton real estate market remains healthy, perhaps not frothy, but certainly healthy. Units sold are up slightly from this ...
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Yet another viewpoint on the comparisons between the US and Canada with regards to the the relationship between real estate and the financial sector.Enjoy ... Canadians have so far dodged the severe credit woes gripping the U.S., where the collapse of the mortgage market has triggered rising delinquency and foreclosure rates and left households ...
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Today's market may not appear to present the same level of sizzle as demonstrated a year or so ago however the froth has not disappeared altogether . We’ve been involved in several multiple offer situations since the new year, particularily in the $300K to $400K price range and strange enough in the $1M+ price range. So ...
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