Housing Market Crash 2019 or 2020? Wondering if a housing crash is possible in 2019 or 2020? It's no easy forecast. Too much is dependent on trade agreements, democrat interference, and the Fed interest rate. It's a vulnerable time, where markets on edge could actually plummet...
Toronto Housing Market Forecast/Predictions 2019 to 2020 Toronto real estate prices rose 1.7% YoY in January to a new average price of $748,328. That's good news for sellers in the GTA, however it is a big irritation for homebuyers who have lead to believe government action...
Housing Bubbles in US Cities The US economic outlook couldn't be brighter and the housing market has been amazing in 2018. US homeowners gained $1 Trillion in home equity in the last year alone. That's $16,000 or 13.3% more per mortgage holder. Turns out, real estate has...
China Housing Bubble About to Collapse? American's are enjoying good economic times again and although the road to health and prosperity will have some bumps, the motion is set. The United States is the envy of the world again. On January 1st, 2019 (25% tariff), imports to...
Toronto Housing Market Bubble Toronto home prices are still in record territory even though more sellers are listing. Demand for GTA housing is strong due in insufficient supply. And new construction starts were down again in September. So what would cause demand to collapse amid a...
New York Real Estate Predictions 2018 There's no shortage of doom and gloom talk about a US housing crash that would take NYC down with it. In fact the recent reports of high foreclosure rates in Queens, Bronx and Staten Island are a little alarming. They're...
Will 2018 Bring Another Housing Boom in Toronto and Vancouver? Are the Vancouver real estate market or Toronto housing market going to crash , lift off, or coast in 2018/2019? Has all the negative press made you believe the end is near? Bankers and politicians keep trash talkin the housing...
How to Avert a Toronto Housing Market Crash? Toronto's real estate market overheated in 2017 due to housing availability problems but what resulted in 2018/2019 was not a crash. The Toronto market is resilient. Why is an impending Toronto housing crash a disaster for us? The economy...