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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Roy N.Poster
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Canada's housing train piles on more steam!
Keeping the metaphor from my post last summer, it would seem the train has not eased back:
Canadian housing market hits record in April for average price and sales total
As per usual Vancouver, Victoria and the GTA are providing the fuel stoking the fire.
I am a little surprised to see Saint John, NB listed as up by 4.6% as there is a huge glut in inventory (including REOs) in the City proper.
Sooner or later there will be a bend in the track for which the train will be travelling too fast to navigate.
Naturally, all the pundits are will now come forth to pontificate.