Bubble talk re-ignites debate about what’s next for Vancouver housing market
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The boom in Canadian real estate has “resulted in the largest rises in house prices ever seen in Canada,” the firm says. “And the trigger of an increase in the Bank of Canada’s trendsetting interest rates could result in a 25-per-cent drop in property values.”
Bubble talk re-ignites debate about what’s next for Vancouver housing market
Bubble talk re-ignites debate about what’s next for Vancouver housing market
Filed Under Main Content · Tagged: Bank Canada, Bank Interest, Bank Of Canada, Boom, Canadian Real Estate, Debate, House Prices, Housing Market, Interest Rates, Property Values, Trendsetting, Vancouver
The boom in Canadian real estate has “resulted in the largest rises in house prices ever seen in Canada,” the firm says. “And the trigger of an increase in the Bank of Canada’s trendsetting interest rates could result in a 25-per-cent drop in property values.”
Bubble talk re-ignites debate about what’s next for Vancouver housing market
Overheated housing market to cool: Bank of Canada governor
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The bank governor dropped no further hints on when the Bank of Canada may begin to increase its key trendsetting overnight interest rate, but his remarks were in keeping with warnings he has made that Canadians’ levels of indebtedness leave them vulnerable to higher rates.
Overheated housing market to cool: Bank of Canada governor
Expect Canada’s first 2011 rate hike in July: poll
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The Bank of Canada is widely expected to make its first interest rate hike of 2011 in July, as it balances rising economic growth against tame inflation and a high-flying Canadian dollar.
