Dr. Arunachapally Vijayasukharamani, AI
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Stanford Alumni, winner of Dr. Phaltume Lapeto international award for Phekology. Major in doing Bakwaas.
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@JimChuong
It helps a lot if you start making your own coffee at home. It's a game changer and completely turns these calculations upside down.
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@SteveSaretsky
Where were these protestor when zero interest rates were fueling the home price increases?
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@AsennaWealth
I once said in our online investors group that I started, that bitcoin is worth zero. It's being quoted and traded at higher values based in the greater fool theory.
One member got so offended & took it personally. He just quit the group and till today I have not heard from him.
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@dmuthuk
By the time her tenure ends, her aim is to bring stocks down by 90% so the poor people can start investing.
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@SteveSaretsky
No chance. The rate hikes will bring stability in prices and remove excessive speculation from housing. It's all good.
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@loveurhome
Let's just put all homes on an exchange like the stock exchange where sellers can list all metrics, pictures, videos etc. and buyers can bid. Lawyers can help close for $199 per deal. This will end the misery realtors are having to go thru.
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@PierrePoilievre
How is it Trudeau's fault? I guess if it rains or snow, it must still be his fault.
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@JohnPasalis
That's really odd. I was at the same conference and I got the sense of panic amongst most homeowners and investors. Most were looking for prices to stabilize to get out and stop the bleeding.
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@BNNBloomberg
No worries. I will continue to work even harder and pay more taxes. Keep up the good work making excellent use of my tax $$$.
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@SteveSaretsky
As mortgage rates inch towards 7% there is a risk that home prices in spring will be about 40% lower than current levels.
Anyone buying now deserves an award for bravery.
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@dmuthuk
Quite the opposite. The best borrowers will move to pvt. banks and the one's that get turned down for loans will have no choice but to stick with public sector banks.
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@nasmadotali
Oct. 26, 2022 will be remembered in Canada for decades as the day that triggered lot of distress selling and the beginning of decade long decline in home prices.
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@CP24
Good idea Justin. Let us know If you need us to pay more taxes for such well deserved aid packages to corporations. Humans do not need to eat more than one meal to survive so we will manage somehow.
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@SteveSaretsky
Those investors are panicking and will be rushing to the exits. A tsunami of assignments sales and listing coming soon in months to follow.
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@MPelletierCIO
I just returned from a open house. There were no other buyers there. Seller's agent practically begging me to make an offer. Any offer. Seller seemed distressed and couldn't bear to watch the value of their home nose dive so much within a 4 months period. They wanted to cut loss
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@SteveSaretsky
Inflation is a much bigger threat to our economic structure than recession. We can tolerate some period of low economic growth, high unemployment, declining home prices from bubble territory but we absolutely can not tolerate entrenched inflation expectations.
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@BenRabidoux
Let us stand united in greed to raise our voices to protect out huge gains in home prices.
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@nasmadotali
Once a few sellers give in & sell at lower price, expect others to lower prices too & then we would witness a classic Cdn real estate melt down in new year.
Happy holidays everyone, except homeowners trying to sell at prices that existed a year earlier & in market for months
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@JohnPasalis
@EconguyRosie
BoC has the mandate to control inflation at any cost. Even if that means home prices drop 65%. It helps government achieve the goal of making housing affordable.
Interest rate hikes are a win win for all.
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@loveurhome
Now is really a perfect time to make commission by pushing buyers to hurry up and buy.
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@LysolLeft
@ManyBeenRinsed
@RE_MarketWatch
Some are holding signs "Home owners are not stupid". Why then are they in this situation?
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@daniel_foch
A condo worth $800k in February had monthly interest opportunity cost @ 2.5% of $1,667. Today with interest rate opportunity cost @ 5.5% the same monthly interest would make the condo worth $363,636.
A drop of over 50%. Very few understand this and are headed for rude awakening
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@TheIsmaili
Very sad news. Ismailis are a very peaceful community and always giving back ti the communities in which they live. There is so much the world can learn from Ismailis. It is heartbreaking that this has happened in their place of worship.
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@nasmadotali
I don't agree with that. In Canada home prices have been in bubble territory for last 7-8 years and it will take another 50% decline in prices t for it to return to reasonable levels.
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@nasmadotali
Lots of home owners too are on denial that our home values have already dropped 25% and another 40% decline is due by end of 2024 given the trajectory of interest rates hiking cycle to control sky high inflation. Rates will keep rising in recession.
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@RE_MarketWatch
Instead of buying salty and sugary snacks in the store, they should fry fresh samosas with mango Lassi if they're serious about selling that piece of land in an open house for any thing close to that price.
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@jessysbains
I have a house to sell and looking to buy another one.
So my realtor tells me now is a perfect time to sell when I first told her about house to sell.
And later same evening when I called her about wanting to buy a house for investment, she said now is a perfect time to buy.
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@DavidBaskinBWM
But inflation is still high, and price levels+cost of living has not returned to what they were pre-pandemic.
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@d_demelis
They kept pumping those pre cons to clients to earn easy commission. They pumped it so much and so often that they started to believe it themselves and fell prey to their own net.
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@JustinTrudeau
@mflalonde
This thanksgiving, Canada is truly thankful to be blessed with a leader like you.
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@JustinTrudeau
This is why you Justin are the greatest leader of all times anywhere on the planet. Keep up the legendary work you have been tirelessly doing for all Canadians.
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@RobMcLister
@bankofcanada
Very disappointing half hearted effort by
@bankofcanada
in fighting inflation. A 1% hike would have been more appropriate.
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@daniel_foch
My cousin got the trigger rate letter and can no longer afford the payment. Will be listing soon and needs to sell as soon as possible at fire sale prices if needed.
Can not wait for the market to drop another 15%. Each day she waited she has lost like $1,500 since March
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@nasmadotali
There are several ways in which home owners can adjust their lifestyle to afford increased mortgage paymenyts:
1. Skip one meal per day
2. Sell the car
3. No more eating out or take outs
4. Cancel vacation plans
5. Get a 2nd job
6. Uber deliveries evenings and weekends
etc.
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@SteveSaretsky
Should distribute the surplus to every Canadian making less than $100,000 a year.
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@joemac80
The longer they defer, the lower the price they will get. Next several.months are going to be very tough to sell a home.
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@nasmadotali
Good for seller to have sold for $1.2m. By end of 2026 it would be worth about $850k
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@Fiat_iceberg
There is no reason that wages are included in taxable income at 100% and all capital gains are not.
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@RobMcLister
A lot of home purchase in recent months will fail to close, home sales transactions will fall off a cliff leading to eventual demise of home prices. Another 30% prices to decline by end of the year at the minimum.
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@AimInvestments
Hall of shame.
We should be glorifying list if those that have given most to charities.
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@BarrySchwartzBW
They're also telling home owners to sell their homes no while they can still fetch a decent price and not wait until there is blood on the street.
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@BarrySchwartzBW
What if?
-Oil rises to $300
-We go in to a deep stagflation
-inflation excellerates
-the market has priced in the best scenario
-rates have a long way to peak
-During the height in late December it was hard to see the way in.
Anything can happen. Indeed.
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@nasmadotali
If you are selling currently, do not be greedy accept any offer even if 25% lower than last comparable price.
If you are buying currently, hold off. Wait for 2-3 years if you would like a 40% discount to current prices.
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@daniel_foch
In Canada a decade of home price increases are set to reverse in 2 years. It is still not late to sell and end the pain.
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@SteveSaretsky
It's gonna be a steady decline in home prices from here on until mid-2025. A 65% correction in prices since March 2022 peak is likely. Interest rates will be rising steadily as inflation is very sticky and may well be accelerating. BoC has got to take more forceful action.
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Do you think that
#ChooseMaxime
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#ConservativeParty
making
#LiberalParty
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@CP24
We need to raise property taxes in Toronto. They're too low and would help with such funding.
You are welcome.
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@EddyElfenbein
What year will Russia default on its debt the next time? Here's the hint for the last three digits:
_022.
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@nasmadotali
Now is a perfect time to sell before prices decline any more and before interest rates rise more.
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@nasmadotali
I don't see anything can prevent the value of our homes from dropping 65% over the rest of this decade.
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@Remaxcondosplus
Very good positive spin to a deteriorating RE market conditions. I guess, more transactions = more commission.
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@JustinTrudeau
Thank you Justin for coming. Your presence here was the icing on the cake and made today's event truly enjoyable.
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@RE_MarketWatch
@ronmortgageguy
@BenRabidoux
He is doing public service by proving rentals and taking the risk of ownership. But he had profited from it he would not have shared it with government. But wants them to share the pain.
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@bankofcanada
It's your overnight repo and injecting liquidity that's causing inflation to remain high. Stop it immediately.
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@RobMcLister
Wrong. Home price declines have only just begun. Next couple years could see another 40% declines in prices.
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@dima_nomad
Tenant got better deal. For $60k a year they get to enjoy this house and not lose a single dime when the price crashes 65% over the next decade as expected.
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@MarketManiaCa
We need to send a one time $12.50 relief cheque to every home owner feeling the pressure from increased mortgage payments due to high interest rates. That would put a big smile on their faces.
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@BethODonoghue
Realtors should be replaced by low cost online exchange where one can buy/sell a property for $9.95 per trade and all the information should be publicly available for buyers/sellers to make their decisions/showings etc.
This way, everyone wins. Except realtors of course.
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@REWoman
Best advice is to take $100k loss and sell to stop the pain before prices decline further as widely expected.
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@JohnPasalis
I think I know which house downtown you are referring to. Buyers would be well advised to hold off for a couple of years if they want another 40% discount. Sellers should sell as soon as possible even if it means at 20% lower than their expected price.
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@BenRabidoux
...and when the fraud stories make the headlines, expect a complete melt down of home prices. Another 40% decline by next year is imminent.
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@nasmadotali
Realtor (Not Nasma): Don't worry about rising interest rates. Buy now and think long term. Home prices always go up in long term. (Even if we get 65% crash in next decade. You live in home you love. Can't put price tag on that joy. I am sure price will rebound in 5 to 8 decades).
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@BrianFeroldi
Adjusted earnings repeatedly far higher than gaap earnings, CEO making excuses about factors beyond their control impacting results.
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@daniel_foch
A year from now, BoC over nite interest rates will stand at 5.75% and home prices would have declined by another 35%. JMHO.
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@BNNBloomberg
Lost an average of 11% in a year on top ideas when market was actually up? And clients have to pay portfolio management fee for this performance?
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@daniel_foch
They are right. Interest rates are still quite reasonable, and we are easily comping with those. It's the inflation that's causing major disruption to family finances, and more rate hikes are needed to contain those.
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@MarketManiaCa
In fact if you listen more closely, you can almost hear all home owners panicking silently as they know their home values can just collapse suddenly and quickly.
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