Canadian Housing Price Charts ~ Here are the most recent updates:
- AUG 7 Toronto - FOMO 2.0 is on... I assume buyer balance sheets are pandemic proof.
- AUG 6 Vancouver - Listings up 40% & Sales up 99% since beginning of year but rents are DOWN
- AUG 6 Average Employment Earnings - All Provinces hit new earnings highs except New Brunswick
- AUG 5 Calgary Housing - Single Family detached houses remain in demand - strata not as much
- AUG 2 Real Long Rates + Real 10yr Rate + Rate Spread + Yield Curve BoC running out of bullets?
- JUL 31 History & Readings - Pandemic Update, 5th Reading - Global Deaths per Cases = 4%
- JUL 26 History & Readings - Real Estate Repurposing - work from home to increases 27% (Mckinsey)
- JUL 22 Housing Starts City and Provincial and the big picture with Census Overlay since 1956
- JUL 20 Debt+GDP+FDI+NetTrade ZIRP & NIRP = more consumption debt, less production investment
- JUL 16 Real Housing Price Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary - 0.5% Bank Rate credit bust response - meh
- JUL 16 "Real" Gold & Real Estate - Gold continues to outperform real estate
- JUL 15 Priced in USD SF Detached in Vancouver, Toronto and Calgary are 26% cheaper
- JUL 14 BITCOIN & Gold and Vancouver & Toronto SF Detached Houses Denominated in USD
- JUL 13 Millionaire Metric in Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary as measured in CAD Gold ozs
- JUL 12 Price Momentum "- doing the same thing over and over again..." results will follow
- JUL 11 Employment Rates Vancouver Calgary Toronto Montreal & Provs - A canary in the oil patch
- JUL 10 Plunge-O-Meter - Edmonton now 2% and Calgary 4% away from 2013 market prices
- JUL 10 Canada 6-City Housing - Ottawa & Montreal SF Detached prices at a new peak highs
- JUL 9 Vancouver vs Toronto - Sellers respond to buyer demand - absorption rates moving up
- JUL 8 Sales & Listings & MAR & MOI - Buyers and Sellers are rearranging the furniture
- JUL 4 TSX Indexes of Housing vs Financials and Bank of Canada Commodities at channel bottom
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- FEB 24 Employment Profiles Male & Female Part Time & Full Time since 1976 Retirement Delayed
- History & Readings - FEB 2020 Blog Posts
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- JAN 25 16th Annual Demographia Ranking of 50 Canadian Metros 3Q 2019
- History & Readings - DEC 2019 Blog Posts
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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 comparative 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 comparative 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.
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