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@pricedoutfornow

Doubtful that the loss of a few months of rent will hurt your landlord in a such a way that it will have a material impact on their lifestyle. More than anything, this is all a big inconvenience for them and they will likely treat you accordingly now that you are leaving. If he were genuinely in panic mode (ie. Defcon 5) don’t you think he would have put the place up for sale (or possibly rent out the t/h for 25% less than what you were just paying)

Compare Vancouver real estate with real estate owned by celebrities in the US.

In LA, $2.5 million buys you a celebrity home complete with pool, spa, fountains, rooftop patio, outdoor kitchen.

In Florida, $2.5 million bought John Travolta a mansion with its own landing strip for his private jet.

In Vancouver, $2.5 million buys you a tear-down bungalow that must be about half a century old.

http://thethirtiesgrind.com/2013/07/11/absurd-vancouver-property-july-11-2013/

We’re moving out of our old place at the end of the month. I can tell the landlord is getting desperate to rent our old place ASAP, given the number of ads he’s posting on craigslist. Funny how our place went from being a condo to suddenly being a townhouse! And still not too many tenants out looking-guess there’s just too much selection out there right now, for condos. He seems a bit panicky, even posting that our place will be available the day after our big move (not the end of the month) though I’ve never told him specifically we’ll be giving him the keys before the end of the month. And yet, when he comes to show the place, he drives up in a brand new BMW X5, the wife dressed in the latest high end fashions (I… Read more »

Chip,
They may have comprehensive medical insurance, but they use up hospital resources if they need treatment.
Resources that are scarce, witness the long waiting lists.

The super visa for seniors requires that they have comprehensive health insurance.

Better them than the 200,000 other immigrants a year who pay less in taxes than they receive in medical and other benefits.

@Jasn Kiney

Are you Beavis or Butthead, hehehehehe?

The immigration dept has brought in 20,000 seniors inn the last year under the table….hehehehe. They will not be counted in stats or population statistics because they’re not permanent even though they are here for good…hehehehe. I’m sorry but they there will be 25,000 more seniors coming in as permanents this year…hehehehe…developers just love it…hehehehe

Oh, also, make sure you don’t have to see a Dr. or go to an emrg room…hehehehe

Most Canadians are too dumb to know this even happened…hehehehehe

http://www.newswire.ca/en/story/1197533/super-visa-keeps-getting-more-popular-20-000-and-counting-more-than-1-000-super-visas-issued-every-month

I’m an immigrant and not a big fan of the royals or royalty in general (I just can’t accept the whole idea of some people being born special and privileged). But I take the good with the bad and swearing allegiance was a small price to pay to get to live here. Because as we all know this is the Best Place on Earth!

Among the would-be citizens now represented by Mr. Rosenthal is Michael McAteer, 79, a long-time republican who grew up in Ireland but has lived in Canada since 1964. He has never been able to become a citizen because of his refusal to swear the oath. Mr. McAteer, a former journalist at the Toronto Star, calls the monarchy an “anachronistic” institution ill-suited to Canada’s multicultural society. “I obey the law. I’ve probably seen more of Canada than most Canadians. I’ve shovelled my sidewalk, and you know, paid taxes,” he said. “I feel very comfortable here, in Canada. But still, after all that, I still cannot become a Canadian citizen.” …….. I think the oath should be to up-hold the laws of Canada, defend it and to pay taxes. that makes more sense than pledging an oath to a nice, elderly lady… Read more »

David Rosenberg was the guy bullish with gold and CAN$ 6 months ago.Enough said.

When the U.S economy does well ,the B.C economy does bad .That’s what happened before when interest rates rose and B.C was complaining to the feds to do something about it ,which they didn’t.I think it all depends on foreign money as for real estate prices in the future.

Head shake. Immigrants who want to become Canadian citizens are fighting a court battle because they don’t want to pledge an oath to the Queen. Here’s an idea: If you don’t want to live in a Constitutional Monarchy, then don’t immigrate to one!

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/would-be-canadian-citizens-set-to-fight-oath-to-queen-as-discriminatory/article13160104/

“Ohh boy listings are cratering and sales are steady”

As much as I like what you’re saying, the truth is listings and sales vary significantly from day to day. Just yesterday we had eighty something sales.

Ohh boy listings are cratering and sales are steady

Is this a HAM flipping?

Loos at the comment on Fish’s site. Trying to make $150 in two months!

http://fishyre.blogspot.ca/2013/07/no-ham-means-no-bacon.html#comment-form

@ Photonic

He doesn’t sound very bullish in these articles from 2011, 2012…just sayin…

Before you know it, he’ll be working as Chief Economist for a Howe St bucket shop (assuming there are still some in business)

http://www.thestar.com/life/homes/2011/02/04/housing_prices_to_drop_25_forecaster_predicts.html

http://business.financialpost.com/2012/07/11/canadian-housing-prices-are-not-sustainable-david-rosenberg/

@ bullwhip

Rosenberg has been a bull of most things Canadian for quite some time and a vocal bear on most things USA. It has been a fucking horrendous strategy for the last 2 years and anyone following his advice has got to be feeling just about ready to eat their gun