Friday, July 1, 2011

Vancouver June Average Numbers Down

A stumble or the start of a fall or just the vagaries of average numbers? (Waiting on the REBGV numbers for something more useful than the average.)

Vancouver is the last holdout in BC according to the province-wide numbers so a dip would be no surprise.

Yatter Matters Blog
The average price for all three Vancouver residential housing segments had an ‘oops’ moment. The question on many minds will be whether the market has tripped or stumbled?

4 comments:

sølvfoliehatt said...

nice angle:

The price of single-family homes rose more than expected in May. In June, prices fell back again.
(This report is for June)

http://e24.no/eiendom/eneboliger-faller-i-pris/20075350

1. July 2011 5:21 p.m.
Anonymous Anonymous said ...

dn parry quickly in bold:

Record-high house prices in London
Prices of the most important houses in London have gone straight to the ceiling

sølvfoliehatt said...

this is your parent blog in Norway that lost most of its customers 2 years ago...

http://boligkrakk.blogspot.com/

sølvfoliehatt said...

RULE NUMBER ONE

HOUSEPRICES IN NORWAY WILL NEVER EVER EVER GO DOWN

sølvfoliehatt said...

Two-Year Greek Government Notes

• August 10, 2010: "Greek Debt Crisis Finally Over": Yield 9%.

• June 28, 2011: "Greece Faces 'Suicide' Vote on Austerity": Yield 30%.

How bad can it get? Typically the post-bubble contraction afflicts all aspects of the financial markets – including sovereign debt. The process is devastating and continues until both lenders and borrowers vow to never be reckless again.