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Alberta Bubble: February 2009
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Analysis of the real estate bubble in Alberta. Friday, February 20, 2009. Thriving in the Recession(Depression). The downturn many of us here had predicted, but no one particularly wished for, at least in the schnadenfreude way, is here. The deniers are still in huge numbers. But with every day of falling markets, fall in prices, canceled sales orders, interviews that do not convert and bills that do not get paid, their numbers will dwindle. Here’s what I’m doing? 8226; Saving lots of money. And that mea...
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Alberta Bubble: And then they'll say they never saw it coming
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Analysis of the real estate bubble in Alberta. Thursday, January 7, 2010. And then they'll say they never saw it coming. Almost all the 'institutional liars' claim that they never saw the financial crisis coming. In the Canadian context, we were told that there won't be any recession. Prior to that, circa 2007, there was not even a brief mention of a housing bubble anywhere, except at places like this blog. In local Calgary classified for a 50 year old apartment building:. 4 One Bedroom Suites 600 sf /-.
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Act One — Greater Fool – Authored by Garth Turner – The Troubled Future of Real Estate
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Larr; Prophetic shorts. December 16th, 2009 Book Updates. E-mail this blog post to a friend. A few scenes worth your attention:. And just imagine, as I said last week, if the real estate market in Toronto or Vancouver declined by the amount Rosey has identified. That would take average home prices down by $68,000. In Toronto, and tank the value of a SFH in Van by $140,000. So, is that what Carney was talking about. In his GTA speech yesterday? There are two more to come. 144 comments ↓. Then again we hav...
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Calgary CMHC Forecast Bias – From Optimist to Pessimist? | Calgary Real Estate Market Blog
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Calgary Real Estate Market Blog. Quantitative analysis of the Calgary real estate market. Calgary CMHC Forecast Bias – From Optimist to Pessimist? November 16, 2009. Posted by DustinRJay in Calgary real estate. Click above image to enlarge]. To find the current CMHC housing market forecast click here. And go to the “Order Desk”, then “Housing Market Information”, and click on “Housing Market Outlook.”. 1 Realesto Calgarysrealestate.ca. November 17, 2009. November 17, 2009. The way CMHC does there forecas...
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Calgary Housing Affordability Update | Calgary Real Estate Market Blog
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Calgary Real Estate Market Blog. Quantitative analysis of the Calgary real estate market. Calgary Housing Affordability Update. November 22, 2009. Posted by DustinRJay in Calgary real estate. I think that affordability is a leading indicator for future mortgage arrears. When affordability becomes stretched, it’s likely that mortgage arrears will increase countercyclically over the following years. The Calgary real estate correction in 1982 was predicated on extremely poor levels of affordab...How about a...
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Alberta Bubble: May 2009
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Analysis of the real estate bubble in Alberta. Friday, May 29, 2009. Happy days are here again. Up to 91 cents and change. Will we see parity again soon? Who knows. Ontario and Quebec are going to be in more trouble and manufacturing hit again. Oil up to $66. Are we going to see $100 oil again? Who knows. In any case, we sure seem to be running out of space for holding the excessive oil produced during the last several months. Posted by Gloria White. Labels: albert oil sands. Monday, May 18, 2009. This p...
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Alberta Bubble: March 2009
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Analysis of the real estate bubble in Alberta. Tuesday, March 31, 2009. GDP back to 2007 level. It just took 4 months to completely wipe out the 'growth' of last 2 years. January's GDP fell by an annualized 8.4%, taking the total GDP. Back to the levels last seen in 2006. Is it possible that we'll undo the growth of the last 7 or 8 years of the debt fueled bubble before this is all over? I wouldn't rule that out? In other news from closer home, the drilling industry is talking about utilization at levels.
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Alberta Bubble: October 2009
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Analysis of the real estate bubble in Alberta. Friday, October 30, 2009. Growing economy, more jobs and other lies. Why is it that every contraction in GDP called 'unexpected'? Or every decline in jobs seen through the eyes of economist who never saw it coming? Why do all these economics have to constantly bullish projections? I think I know the answer-they are the cheerleaders for their respective sell side institutions, including the central banks. Here's the headline from Globe and Mail:. Too bad, Can...
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Calgary Real Estate Bubble Blog: Calgary Listings Disappearing? Something Smells...
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Calgary Real Estate Bubble Blog. An analysis of the credit-fueled real estate bubble, manifestation and fallout in the city of Calgary. Eventually, all bubbles will burst. Wednesday, August 27, 2008. Something smells like fish. I can't write a huge post today because I am back hard at work. But has anyone noticed on mls. Ca that the listings in Calgary have magically disappeared? I receive "private client" email lists and yesterday I received an update with 38 properties for sale. Or is this CREB's.
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Alberta Bubble: November 2009
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Analysis of the real estate bubble in Alberta. Friday, November 20, 2009. Short term rates in the US are negative again. There's certainly the fear of inflation that is about to be unleashed imminently, but for now, TBTB know that there's nothing to be afraid of by getting fully into short term UST. Here's an interesting perspective on the reflation. Trade- what if the commodity boom fueled since early spring is not based on solid sustainable demand? Have a good weekend everyone. Posted by Gloria White.
