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Canada

RBC Risk Model Shows Canadian Real Estate Prices Can Fall 30%, No Growth Expected

March 23, 2022

Canada’s largest bank doesn’t see much happening in real estate over the next year. RBC risk models show the bank expects almost no price growth over the next 12 months, and modest growth at best. At worst, the bank sees a 30% drop in home prices and 18 months of deteriorating conditions. Base and Alternative […]

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Most of Europe Is Overvalued, But London Real Estate Is 50% Overvalued: S&P

March 22, 2022

Most of Europe’s real estate is overvalued, but London pushes a new extreme, says a global ratings giant. S&P Global Ratings released their annual valuation of European real estate this week. The report shows most of the continent’s housing markets are looking a little pricey. They primarily focused on the national level, but one city […]

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US Federal Reserve Pledges To Control Inflation Even If They Have To Kill Growth

March 21, 2022

Central banks went from the transitory narrative to scrambling to prevent another Great Inflation era, faster than it takes to print $100 billion in Fed Treasuries. In a speech today, US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell pledged to take extreme measures to curb inflation if needed. The central banker warned this includes the possibility of […]

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Canada Has The Second Most Overvalued Real Estate of Any Advanced Economy

March 21, 2022

Canadian real estate prices are pushing the limits of affordability. Not just for Canada, but any advanced economy. Canada came in second on the OECD house price to income ratio index. The index, measuring an affordability fundamental, shows the country’s housing is severely overvalued. It also reveals Canada has the second fastest growing gap between […]

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Canadian Real Estate Prices Expected To Drop 24%, Can Crash 40%: Oxford Economics

March 18, 2022

Canadian real estate prices might be in for a bit of a dip if one of the world’s leading forecasters is right. Oxford Economics’ latest forecast shows home prices falling 24% by mid-2024. Higher interest rates and anti-speculation policies are forecast to begin the price declines this fall. If these measures fail to correct prices […]

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Supply Fixing Canadian Real Estate Is Like Using A Squirt Gun On An Inferno: BMO

March 17, 2022

One of the biggest red flags for Canada’s real estate bubble is that banks have become prominent critics. BMO chief economist Douglas Porter reminded clients this isn’t a supply issue. The bank warned last year that price growth would accelerate without demand measures. Instead of taking that advice, policymakers doubled down on the supply narrative. […]

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The Bank of Canada Studied How To React When Pressured By Government. Seriously

March 11, 2022

Oh. Snap. Canada’s central bank just threw monetary policy shade at the Government of Canada. The Bank of Canada (BoC) just released a new study called The Central Bank Strikes Back! Credibility of Monetary Policy under Fiscal Influence. In it, they examine how a central bank should react when pressured by the government. They argue […]

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Canada’s Bank Regulator Is Targeting CLP Mortgages For Inflating Real Estate Prices

March 10, 2022

Canadian real estate has a new risk factor catching the attention of regulators — CLPs. Combined Mortgage-HELOC Loan Plans (CLPs), better known as readvanceable mortgages, are fueling higher home prices. That was the take from OSFI, the country’s bank regulator. CLPs are rarely mentioned by regulators, but they’ve come up in several speeches since last […]

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Quantitative Sleaze: How The Bank of Canada Mislead Politicians On Real Estate & QE

March 9, 2022

Canada’s central bank head piqued the interest of economists, and not because of his dazzling personality. Speaking to lawmakers, the Bank of Canada (BoC) Governor Tiff Macklem explained quantitative ease (QE) has no impact on housing. He further explained demand and the cost of housing determines mortgage demand. The statement was odd, not because he […]

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Canadians Living In Apartments Die of COVID-19 At Double The Rate: Stat Can

March 8, 2022

Canada released the most Canadian look at COVID-19 deaths — by including real estate. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) studied age-adjusted COVID-19 mortality rates by housing type. The national stats agency found elevated mortality rates amongst those that live in high rise buildings. This was especially true for low income households, with one key exception. High […]

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