denfromoakvillemilton
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11 year old thread. Not normal.
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slickpete83
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government -"don't worry , we solved the problem by making a billboard for moral support" 
Admiral Beez
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From the Star https://outline.com/YYRuEd
Many keep their first property to rent out as a source of income, she said.
“It’s all driven by the equity that the market has given them,” Millar said. “It’s looking at where you can buy and what you can buy for that money that will carry itself.”
Nearly 20 per cent of GTA homeowners under 35 own more than one property, survey finds
While real estate has become a hard market for millennials to get into, Karen Millar, sales representative at Royal LePage, said those who have second properties are often ones that got into the market early. They have been able to use equity from their previously purchased property — which has since gone up in value — to buy another home, often, a bigger home and sometimes outside of the city.Many keep their first property to rent out as a source of income, she said.
“It’s all driven by the equity that the market has given them,” Millar said. “It’s looking at where you can buy and what you can buy for that money that will carry itself.”
dusk
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I can only laugh at this point. We’ve reached a point where we’ll either have a housing market that crashes and burns or a market that won’t allow for additional housing to be build and increased pressure on prices, rents, etc. I’m guessing the latter 
slickpete83
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someone should investigate on how many investment properties people like Adam Vaughan own and others in the government who write housing policy, zoning, cause all the government red tape that delays everything.... you get my point
Admiral Beez
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Reminds me of all McGuinty’s pals who got sweetheart and insider deals on wind power contracts. Not to pick on McGuinty any more than the rest of our political leaders, they’re all dirty with graft and cronyism.
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Undead
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My family bought an investment unit in March (the all time market peak as we see in hindsight). Since then, it's grown 9-10% based on recent sales and listings in the building...
Undead
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Rising interest rates will be ‘No. 1 issue’ for Canada’s housing market, economists say - National | Globalnews.ca
Interest rates will eventually rise — that's the biggest risk facing the housing market, and perhaps the entire Canadian economy, some economists warn.
globalnews.ca
"Recent data from Statistics Canada show that, for the first time on record, investment in the housing market is now greater than 50 per cent of all investment in the economy, Kronick adds.
That is cause for concern, he says." Ya think?
TheKingEast
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Rising interest rates will be ‘No. 1 issue’ for Canada’s housing market, economists say - National | Globalnews.ca
Interest rates will eventually rise — that's the biggest risk facing the housing market, and perhaps the entire Canadian economy, some economists warn.
"Recent data from Statistics Canada show that, for the first time on record, investment in the housing market is now greater than 50 per cent of all investment in the economy, Kronick adds.
That is cause for concern, he says." Ya think?
Low, stagnant wages will do that.
slickpete83
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hahaha...
slickpete83
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I just went down to the lake to check today and its true hahaha..
slickpete83
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inside the bubble vs. outside the bubble hahaha...
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christiesplits
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It's still glaring regardless, but are both in CAD?
slickpete83
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I'm not sure , mostly likely priced in $USD on the American side , even when you convert still amazing deal compared to Canada lol...
slickpete83
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yeap
but don't worry from this day on the situation is under control! hahaha..
but don't worry from this day on the situation is under control! hahaha..
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