Canadian Housing Price Charts ~ Here are the most recent updates:
- JUN 1 Site Traffic here at CHPC.biz - MAY 2020 Unique Visitor Count is Up 39% M/M & Up 11% Y/Y
- MAY 31 History & Readings - Pandemic Update, 3rd Reading - DON'T TRAVEL
- MAY 28 History & Readings - Suprasecular Decline Permanently Negative global short term real rates
- MAY 20 Housing Starts City and Provincial and the big picture with Census Overlay since 1956
- MAY 19 Debt+GDP+FDI+NetTrade All Data Metrics lagging and March Net Trade remains negative
- MAY 18 Real Housing Price Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary - spiking real prices in an unreal market
- MAY 17 "Real" Gold & Real Estate - Gold mining share prices rise as the real price of gold rises
- MAY 16 BITCOIN & Gold and Vancouver & Toronto SF Detached Houses Denominated in USD
- MAY 15 Priced in USD SF Detached in Vancouver, Toronto and Calgary are 29% cheaper
- MAY 14 Millionaire Metric in Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary as measured in CAD Gold ozs
- MAY 13 TSX Indexes of Housing vs Financials while the Bank of Canada Commodities hits a new low
- MAY 12 Employment Rates Vancouver Calgary Toronto Montreal & Provs - Calgary & AB as Canary
- MAY 11 Sales & Listings & MAR & MOI - Sheltered in place and markets are idle
- MAY 9 Plunge-O-Meter with 3 Downside Projections - Edmonton & Calgary now 2% & 4% below 2013
- MAY 9 Canada 6-City Housing - Covid 19 Price Discovery and a new trend begins
- MAY 7 Price Momentum "- doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results"
- MAY 6 Vancouver vs Toronto - Covid 19 hits and absorption rates plunge to prior lows
- MAY 5 Toronto - It looks apparent now that sellers have been cashing in since JAN 2018
- MAY 4 Vancouver - Unicorns, Moonbeams and Rainbows - Momentum Lag of HPI Benchmark Prices
- MAY 4 Real Long Rates + Real 10yr Rate + Rate Spread + Yield Curve BoC Bank rate cut to 0.5%
- MAY 3 Average Employment Earnings - FEB 2020 data drop after the JAN 2020 peaks
- MAY 2 Calgary Housing - Covid 19 kicks in - Condo prices are now back to March 2006 levels
- APR 26 History & Readings - "...Trump’s self-delusions make him effective at Predatory Deception."
- APR 22 History & Readings - Bugs on the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day - Our problems are complex
- APR 12 History & Readings - Pandemic History, My Easter Reading List, and The Rites of Spring
- History & Readings - MAR 2020 Blog Posts
- FEB 24 Employment Profiles Male & Female Part Time & Full Time since 1976 Retirement Delayed
- History & Readings - FEB 2020 Blog Posts
- History & Readings - JAN 2020 Blog Posts
- JAN 25 16th Annual Demographia Ranking of 50 Canadian Metros 3Q 2019
- History & Readings - DEC 2019 Blog Posts
- History & Readings - NOV 2019 Blog Posts
- History & Readings - OCT 2019 Blog Posts
- History & Readings - SEP 2019 Blog Posts
- History & Readings - AUG 2019 Blog Posts
- History & Readings - JUL 2019 Blog Posts
- History & Readings - JUN 2019 Blog Posts
- History & Readings - MAY 2019 Blog Posts
- History & Readings - APR 2019 Blog Posts
- MAR 18 Plunge-O-Meter REVAMPED with 3 Projections - Ottawa SFD Spike
SPOILER ALERT History confirms that when credit managers recoil from risk, when consumers shun debt, when irrational exuberance is replaced by an analysis of cash flow; prices that went up well above fundamental measures will return to comparitive yields. See California, Florida, Japan, Dubai, Greece, Ireland, Spain, Nortel, Bre-X, Tulips, Pet Rocks, etal.
SPOILER ALERT History confirms that when credit managers recoil from risk, when consumers shun debt, when irrational exuberance is replaced by an analysis of cash flow; prices that went up well above fundamental measures will return to comparitive yields. See California, Florida, Japan, Dubai, Greece, Ireland, Spain, Nortel, Bre-X, Tulips, Pet Rocks, etal.
#OPENDATA - THIS CITIZEN'S DREAM: It would help if Government Agencies especially all land registry offices had open to the public online databases updated in real time as transactions occur so that the private sector could produce unbiased market analysis. The same goes for the Canadian Census and in my opinion, the private sector that collects but does not publish vast amounts of data that affects the social contract. If we want a society able to make better decisions we need better open data. Write your Member of Parliament.
Follow Brian Ripley to get site updates
or email Brian to advertise on this high traffic site.
