Keep it mind we are not going to see the same appreciation we have seen in the last years, if they keep raising rates, there might be a little softening in prices.

I plan to continue looking for the "right" property at the "right" price, but maybe I should slow down a little as the market typically softens up a little more in winter.

The rental market has softened and he is your only applicant besides the rude family of 8 who applied first.

I've noticed that the local market has started to soften over the past few months and I would like to gear up in time for our next purchase. 

I'm no developer, but I'm pretty sure construction costs soften substantially in a weaker economy as well. 

Look to assist other investors through JV deals to take advantage of our high cash flowing market.Prices have softened somewhat in BC.  

I have been reading articles on falling property prices in London and a softening condo market in NYC.

@Fabian Santos I am not currently looking for new deals, as I just think the market will soften pretty quickly in a few months. 

@Everest Jordan, I recently listened to an expert panel discussion with James Eng, Dino Pierce, Jonathan Twombly and Jeremy Roll.They had some interesting things to say from a macro point of view.James, Jonathan, and Jeremy were certainly advising caution.For example, James Eng mentioned that he looks at dozens of T12's every day and what he is noticing is that the rents are flat, so at the moment there is no ability to drive rent growth.This tells him that the market is definitely softening.

It seems the market is softening for rentals and hence, rental income.