TRENDS IN THE HOUSING MARKET — Vancouver Hits $1.6 MILLION & the Global Housing Bubble
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Channel: Mike Martins · 2017 · People & Blogs
“if this sinks like that Titanic everyone's gonna be jumping ship this is gonna hurt a lot of people” — Mike Martins Seattle — Is another housing bubble forming? - King County median home price rises approximately 18.6% year-over-year. - Median price reaches approximately $658,000. - Housing inventory falls more than 13% year-over-year. - Survey suggests many Washington homeowners fear a housing bubble. - Debate over strong credit scores, large down payments and housing-market risk. - Discussion of investors purchasing multiple properties. - Your concerns about overseas buyers and Vancouver real estate connections. - Tacoma's rapid price appreciation and the wider Washington housing boom. United Kingdom — Prices rise while activity slows - Average UK home price reaches approximately £223,000 in June 2017. - Annual increase of approximately £10,000. - London and the Southeast experience slowing market activity. - Reports of domestic migration away from London. - Newham landlord tax controversy: allegations that thousands of landlords failed to declare rental income. - Estimated unpaid tax revenue potentially reaching hundreds of millions across London. - Discussion of property hoarding and housing speculation. - Your concerns about the relationship between rising prices, falling sales and vacant properties. Australia — Housing shortages or underused housing? - Sydney sees growing demand for medium-density housing. - New South Wales medium-density approvals increase approximately 6%. - Sydney approvals increase approximately 11.6%. - Victoria forecasts a possible shortage of more than 4,000 dwellings. - Reports identify approximately 100,000 underused homes across New South Wales and Victoria. - Thousands of large houses are occupied by only one person. - Discussion of empty investment properties and housing-utilization statistics. - Your argument that housing-shortage calculations should account for vacant and underused properties. - Viewers report unaffordable rents and difficult conditions in Melbourne and Sydney. - You suggest that some homeowners could sell and relocate to more affordable Australian regions. New Zealand — Builders face financial pressure - Report about New Zealand's largest builder suffering substantial project losses. - Discussion of an approximately 80% decline in net profit. - Concerns about construction profitability as market conditions change. - Viewer reports about weakening property-market conditions. - Your expectation that financial stress could spread through the construction industry. Community and channel updates - Channel passes 2,000 subscribers. - Unexpected increase of approximately 563 subscribers overnight. - You thank Australian and New Zealand broadcasters for sharing your housing commentary. - Appreciation for listeners tuning in from New York, Rochester, Albany, Detroit and other locations. - Discussion of donating advertising revenue to a women's shelter. - Live viewer reports from banking, real estate and construction. - Shout-outs to fellow housing commentators and independent channels. #TrendsInTheHousingMarket #mikemartins #torontohousing #vancouver #housingbubble #canadahousingmarket #torontorealestate #californiahousing #seattlehousingmarket #london #sydney #melbourne #newzealand #housing #august
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