Housing Crash Warning! Canada, Australia & NZ!

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Channel: Mike Martins · 2018 · People & Blogs

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"I want to see a correction in pricing I want to see the Canadian proper that works three jobs to be able to afford and live a normal life and lay roots and start families"

— Mike Martins | Trends in the Housing Market | April 2018 | Housing affordability and working families


Country / region Main archive subjects
Canada — British Columbia Vancouver prices, land values, foreign investment, Merritt relocation
Canada — Ontario Toronto correction, Vaughan condo cancellations, mortgage stress tests
United States — California Million-dollar homes, homelessness, outward migration
United States — Pacific Northwest Portland rents, Seattle condo prices, migration
United States — Midwest Michigan appraisal market, stocks, recession risks
United States — National Amazon HQ2, interest rates, trade tensions
Australia Sydney and Melbourne price declines, rental pressure
New Zealand Foreign-buyer restrictions, housing sovereignty
China Vancouver condo marketing, capital flows, global trade
Germany Deutsche Bank, banking instability
Italy, Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic Political and economic shifts
Russia & Middle East Syria, Israel, Yemen, geopolitical tensions
Pakistan Chinese ports and infrastructure
Brazil & Argentina Resources, economic development, trade
Mexico & Central America Manufacturing, resources, North American trade

PREDICTION ALERT — ORIGINAL APRIL 2018 WARNINGS

Toronto's housing correction could continue despite short-term monthly price increases.

Rising interest rates could create financial pressure for highly indebted Canadian households.

Mortgage stress tests could expose weaknesses in speculative pre-construction purchases.

Vancouver's affordability problems could intensify if international demand remained strong.

Sydney and Melbourne could experience further property-market weakness.

Major corporate expansions could contribute to localized housing inflation.

Trade tensions between the United States and China could damage international markets.

Rising bond yields and banking-sector weakness could signal future financial instability.

Residents could continue leaving expensive coastal cities for more affordable regions.

A future recession could be especially difficult for households already carrying substantial debt.

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