Canada’s Housing Bubble: Is the party over for investors?

Canada's housing market is in flux. Despite falling interest rates, sales are stagnant and investors are rushing to sell. What's behind the shift and what does it mean for the future of Canadian real estate? Sarah breaks down the trends, cuts through the hype, and delivers a dose of economic reality.
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[@shawnm4373]

Very informative! Thank you for the content 🙏

[@Stormshfter]

Pretty sad that the only tool we have to stimulate the economy is the real estate market

[@jimmyhat3438]

Hi Sarah 👋

[@Daniel-lv2vv]

The party was over the momment the tenants rent did not cover a mortgage with 20 percent down.
And if you did not sieze on the opportunity to sell your invetment property during covid. You lost big time .
And real estate does not correct itself like the stock market.
A correction in real estate takes years. Sometimes 10 to 15 years.
Sooo goodluck to your real estate investing
You never buy a rental when it cannot carry itself.
As far as new residential starts.
Us construction workers. We've been home for 6 months.
And the last condo projects are winding down this december.
With zero new condo project planned.
Even if you sell a condo project today. It will not be built until 2028.
Goodluck

[@ecclesiastesThreeVerseSeven]

I told people theyre in a bubble and they keep denying it...

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[@KN0852]

Someone like expert Melanie Ann Karnavas

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[@dagame614]

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