Remember when the Olympic village was “the last waterfront” development available in Vancouver?
Looks like you might get one more chance at “last” if that’s what your looking for.
The Squamish nations plans to build up to 6000 new units by the water in Kits.
It’s the last Friday of the of the month, let’s do another free-for-all!
–Market healthy, will bounce back
–Seizing property and RSPs
–Helping BC Affordabiltity?
–Speculation tax info disclosure
So what are you seeing out there? Post your news links, thoughts and anecdotes in the comments below and have a fantastic weekend!
It’s the end of another work week and that means more news in the local economy and real estate world.
Let’s do our regular end of the week news round up and open topic discussion thread, here are a few links to kick off the chat:
–CRA looks to credit card receipts to find cash cheats
–No return of $2mil in money laundering case
–Burnaby tax on landlords
–Your real estate agent hates you
–Real estate market returning to equilibrium
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So what are you seeing out there? Post your news links, thoughts and anecdotes in the comments below and have an excellent weekend!
It’s the end of another week and that means it’s time for another Free-for-all open topic discussion and news round up for the weekend.
Here are a few recent links to kick off the chat:
–Vancouver prices falling
–Without housing we’d be in a recession
–Suburban dream a debt filled nightmare
–Canadas debt-monster
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So what are you seeing out there? Post your news links, thoughts and anecdotes in the comments below and have an excellent weekend!
It’s a new milestone! Its. Ot just Canadians that cant get enough of that debt, global debt levels have reached their highest peacetime levels:
We are likely to see central banks continue market interventions that have enabled governments to take on more debt since the crisis, perhaps even financing spending directly with so-called “helicopter money”.
We’re actually not a million miles away from this. By their aggressive actions over the last decade, central banks have effectively trapped themselves into continually intervening in government bond markets. They’re arguably beyond the point of no return.
Full article here.