Comments on: Unemployment & construction jobs up

By: Deliverator

Deliverator — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 19:08:31 +0000

Krissh is a spambot. Why does anyobdy bother responding to a program?

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By: Vansanity

Vansanity — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 17:32:55 +0000

Krrish2 - Yes, I'll have fries with that

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By: bdk

bdk — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 10:57:37 +0000

HAHA Good one Krissh, so the business owners just have to sell their ten condos to the new wal mart employees before they go bankrupt! You are a funny girl after all.

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By: krrish2

krrish2 — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 10:21:56 +0000

Employeement rates are to keep the scenerio of economy and real estate up not the rates of pay. Don't worry about the local bussiness owners they had purchased 10 condo or houses each to gain their part. Best part is that you guys are not making $8.23 did you buy anything?Then why real estate is up! if you don't want to realize and wanted to make mockery out of anything than just forget it keep on learning,I am going to work.......bye bye

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By: Tony Danza

Tony Danza — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 09:59:49 +0000

OT but did anyone hear Rob Chipman on the CBC yesterday afternoon? Someone could use a stint with Toastmasters, he came off sounding like an amateur when discussing improprieties in RE sales.

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By: bdk

bdk — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 09:58:40 +0000

Are you saying Wal Mart is unionized? So when Wal Mart opens and pays it's employees $8/hr and causes all the family owned businesses on Fraser to close. How could you think this is good? When Wal Mart expands more and you lose your job driving a pallet jack and have to go work at wal mart for $8/hr, how will you pay for your unit at TV Towers? "Wall Mart is intended to keep union and the equivalent rates of pay" Are you joking? "In 2001, sales associates, the most common job in Wal-Mart, earned on average $8.23 an hour for annual wages of $13,861" http://wakeupwalmart.com/facts/

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By: Tony Danza

Tony Danza — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 09:57:49 +0000

I love krrish2's sarcasm, his posts used to confuse me but I now realize that he is really a bear poking fun at the bull's case. Good job krrish2 keep it up!

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By: krrish2

krrish2 — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 09:25:39 +0000

BDK, You got it incorrect- prices of real estate won't go up because of more jobs(that would be unemployment rates)and the price of real estate won't go down because of low rates of pay because those are extra from the third party at the rate of 1 they can hire 2 employees but most of top or previous employees are going to stay where ever they are. Even Wall Mart is intended to keep union and the equivalent rates of pay for the necessary jobs to run their part of operation but the third party will provide jobs to any one because they won't cry to pay basic for hard work. So jobs are different and no bubble is different do not combined them to over react.

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By: Lager not Logger

Lager not Logger — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 08:53:27 +0000

I don't know if our market has peaked yet, but it makes sense that finance and real estate sales would see the downturn first. The lag between when a construction project is funded and started until when it is completed is a few years, so construction workers will still be at work while the market slides. Here's what happens to those buildings that are completed during a crash though (from today's MSNBC): The Village at Green River in Corona, Calif., began marketing 19 newly-built townhouses in July 2007, just as the national real estate market began flagging. The average price of the homes, which vary in size from 1,400 to 1,640 square feet, was $505,000 at the time. Three price drops later, the homes finally began selling in March — at an average price of $309,000, says listing agent Dominic Kurtyan. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23997412/

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By: bdk

bdk — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 08:26:18 +0000

So krissh, what you've just said is that Wal Mart will open more locations in Canada and the influx of $8/hr jobs will make prices quadruple? Why didn't Miami real estate go up then? Or california or any of the other cities which have tanked around the world? What about the small businesses that get wiped out by wal mart? Doesn't this mean that wages will go down? There is no way anyone could be as stupid as you pretend to be. How will inflation in China affect the local economy? How will the high Canadian Dollar help whomever it is you think is coming here? Do you even read the links which are posted on this site or do you just read the blog and then string a bunch of words together? I know you won't answer since you are either a spam bot or just too stupid.

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