Hey there are many threads where you can talk about anything you want, we dont need to open anymore unnecessary ones... mods close this down.rfdchan wrote: ↑ We can easily find the recent sales are creeping back to 2016 price.
https://www.mongohouse.com/soldrecords/ ... 6c4e2b3ddb
Wait till those pre-stress test approvals getting used up, we might start seeing an acceleration to the down side.
Why? Because it doesn't fit your narrative? It's a forum, where people post opinions. If someone takes "facts" from here and makes decisions based on those, well...
No it creates a mess since this is being talked about in 2-3 other threads... we dont need 10 threads talking about the big bad crash form the same people...AnotherDesiredUsername wrote: ↑ Why? Because it doesn't fit your narrative? It's a forum, where people post opinions. If someone takes "facts" from here and makes decisions based on those, well...
why don't we have a single giant thread call Real Estate then? I didn't know you are the one who get to decide when should everyone else open a new thread.
Nice sample size.rfdchan wrote: ↑ We can easily find the recent sales are creeping back to 2016 price.
https://www.mongohouse.com/soldrecords/ ... 6c4e2b3ddb
Wait till those pre-stress test approvals getting used up, we might start seeing an acceleration to the down side.
Luckyinfil is busy scavenging through all the sold properties in Toronto proper to cherry pick a listing for you. Stay tuned...noobienoob wrote: ↑ meh....i think it's called market fundamentals...places that are fundamentally solid will do well while those that don't, will do bad aka whitby and pickering
The part that makes me laugh is to do this he has to see all the other ones that have sold history like $400k in 2014 and $1m in 2018. Much be driving him mad.stryder1587 wrote: ↑ Luckyinfil is busy scavenging through all the sold properties in Toronto proper to cherry pick a listing for you. Stay tuned...
stryder1587 wrote: ↑ Luckyinfil is busy scavenging through all the sold properties in Toronto proper to cherry pick a listing for you. Stay tuned...
A fairly old (20 years or so) cookie cutter house in Richmond hill sold in Feb for 1.17M....this is news? LOL
400k drop in a year. Just wait another year or so and it might hit 500k
. Just be patientok!!Luckyinfil wrote: ↑ 400k drop in a year. Just wait another year or so and it might hit 500k
The ironic part is a lot of people who can't afford houses are cheering more prudent lending and higher rates. Not realizing it will actually make it impossible for them to enter the market. They would still have to compete with people who make more and have a greater access to capital. Whatever they can afford a dozen other willing buyers will be able to afford more.
