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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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The Canadian Property Bubble Has Grown For 24 Years, Longer Than Any Other G7

August 6, 2021

Canadian real estate is perfectly efficient, and households never display signs of exuberance. That or it’s a ticking time bomb, waiting to go off. This year marks the 24th year of expanding home prices in Canada, and we’re two quarters into it. This isn’t just the longest expansion in Canadian history, it’s one of the […]

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