Lots of people made lots of money during the boom speculating.

I'm surprised that 1 through 5 and 7 aren't in the P&S, I've seen those clauses, or ones worded similarly (or equivalent language) in the contracts I've signed as a buyer and seller.As a seller, I'd reject 6 because it requires me to speculate and opens me up to liability.

It’s speculation.

You can only speculate as to how much life it has remaining.

Appreciation is speculation a form of legal gambling.  

Its purely speculative, and real estate investing isnt: You know pretty much what you're going to get out of it.

Predicting how much a tenant will pay, how much in tenant improvements will be needed, and how long the space will stay vacant before finding that new tenant is speculation when you're talking about a lease that won't be signed until 2020.I know a guy who owns part or all of about 90 retail projects.

It's nothing I've ever seen before.Any speculation how this might turn out?

Even when they bought many people speculated that the Bay Area was over priced or that the market was in a bubble.

In terms of appreciating rental income and so on.I note that Hamilton is crazy speculative as Toronto and kitchener is filled with the tech companies.