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One word describes what I just watched. PUMP.

How are things going to look when we get rid of the 100k federal workers that should have never been hired? How about 8000 at the CBC? How about all the consultants that have been whacked. It’s coming fellas. These people are absolute Liberal shills and will be shown the respect they deserve. Pink slips for everyone.

Thanks so much for the valuable videos. Do you have any insights about where the Ottawa/Orleans RE market is heading? Prices do not seem to be bulging at all. Townhouse prices are still double what they were pre-pandemic!

What do you think about this property? Would you live here?

this something there gonna dangal around like a mistol toe by saying “vote for me and we’ll implement” but it’ll never happen

Are you looking for a home like this?

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When rates go down, prices go up and the inverse is true. There is no cake and eat it too. People who need to buy will buy because they need to. Those on the sidelines will always find excuses to stay on the sidelines.

Are people waiting for rates to come down or prices to come down more as a percentage? Cya all in September!

Are you looking for a 4 bedroom single Family home in Orleans?

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Why is the thought process buyers are waiting for a certain rate before buying? I think there is a huge disconnect cause buyers are waiting for prices, not rates. The people on the sideline have already seen all those that bought at low rates and high prices get the raw deal. All this talk about payments makes it sound like car sales, all that matters is the principle amount if you're a smart buyer.

Do you think one or the other wins in a standoff? Or a "Stand Still"?

It’s hard to stomach buying a house for $1.1 million that was last bought in 2020 for $700k. Lots of people seem to be agreeing on that point - that’s why things aren’t moving. The more inventory there is, the more likely it seems that a good place at a reasonable price will emerge eventually. It’s the balancing out of the Covid mania.

Come on guys! So in Ottawa's 'stable' market a regular 4 bedroom, 2 story, 2 car in Stittsville is worth 1 million? What colour is the sky on your planet?

Real estate in Canada varies by region. However, following today's Bank of Canada rate cut to 4.5%, keep an eye on the market. With speculation about further reductions to 4% this year and 3% next year, will buyers continue to wait? As the market shifts, sellers may become more flexible on prices. For buyers, this is an opportunity to prioritize the most important factor in real estate: location. Remember the mantra: Location, Location, Location. In today's market, buyers can secure prime locations. If prices rise again next year and affordability becomes an issue, you'll wonder why you didn't act in 2024. While no one can predict the future, we can make informed decisions now. Always do what's best for you, but stay well-informed. #CristianEnache #Realtor #RealEstate #GTAOntario #Money

It isn't a stalemate.... it's a lack of Buyers who realize what's coming being lower valuations.... and a bunch of 'wannabe' Sellers dreaming in technicolor too dumb to realize their so-called 'equity' is already evaporated.

Ok so can we please acknowledge that the one and only reason why the Ottawa market is stable at this point. It’s because the Federal government is propping it all up. When PP becomes the new sheriff in town how many of that excess of 100,000 completely useless workers will be given their walking papers? How many of those workers would you say vote conservative? I would say??? None of them. With a budget deficit of 60 billion dollars and most of the Federal workforce now plotting or working against you as you are trying to enact change I wonder how this works out. The CBC employs 10,000. How about McKinsey? The whacking stick is coming fellas. It won’t happen overnight except CBC but the heard will be going to the stock house. How does Ottawa real estate hold up under that?

the fact of the matter is that buying a home is such a finnancial burdon that people just arent interested. Incomes in canada are stagnent compared to your average morgage payment on your average single family home. Until that ratio changes I dont see any possiblities of another true bull market. It'll be stagnent or bearish not bullish. just my 2 cents of course great podcast fellas!

Bank of Canada reduced policy rate by 25 basis points to 4½ this morning. What now?

I would suggest the “bubble” really only started when the lesson learned by Americans in 2006-2008 sub-prime crisis went pretty much unheeded by lenders, buyers, and regulators in Canada. We chose to allow 100% financing, 40 year amortizations, and unrealistic debt servicing ratios. By the time we got around to lowered ams and the stress test it was too late. I can see r/e going sideways for a decade until incomes catch up to prices/rates. We have borrowed too much from the future.

It’s a 45 minute drive to Kanata …. With remote work becoming less frequent this is not going to be feasible.

The numbers are all bogus and y'all poo butts are two years behind

💰Would you move to Arnprior to save $100,000 in housing costs?

Do you follow the US market?

Price of groceries is way up, cost of borrowing is way up, now people have to pay alot more out of pocket to return to the office to support commercial real estate in downtown Ottawa. Is it any wonder why there are fewer buyers who would love to buy a home but simply cannot afford it when disposable income has greatly dwindled in the last two years for the reasons just mentioned. What are your thoughts guys on this?

Oh, I've been feeling the pinch for a while. The variable mortgage kinda ripped into me a bit. I had a question though, in a hypothetical world: If TOREP did a home economics class because they don't teach it in school anymore, what would your lessons be?

Any body feeling the pinch financially or finding comedic floor plans in new homes? 😆

Would you live here?

Are you looking for exactly this? You are?

Do you think it's a sluggish market?

Are you thinking of selling? Make sure you have strategies in place to compete!

Funny times, funny real estate market. It's anyones guess, we just love talking about it and what we see! Are you enjoying the show?

Informative, I like your show, easy to listen to. Thanks

Sentiment has rolled over, and we're not even into the top of the 2nd inning yet on the Fear/Capitulation phase of the Real Estate crash/correction. Until Sellers begin understanding and get REALISTIC in Listing Price expectations as to 'what' is serviceable under median incomes..... NOTHING will Sell !

Our current policy: lets tax prosperity, hard work, and risk-taking. Oh and don't forget, let's start talking about taxing our primary residence too! INSANE!

What are you seeing in your neighbourhood?

And my reaction: *why im not going to mortgage anytime soon.*

If you are seriously thinking about buying a home in 2024, would you wait for a drop knowing it may or may not happen?

Well fellas what happens when this failed Federal government gets shown the door? What happens when a new government decides to take back the gross expansion of a bloated Federal government? By my account that equates to about 100,000 to 150,000 federal workers shown the door. What happens in Ottawa then?

The vast majority can't 'afford' Real Estate unless the Prices come waaay down..... or the rates they finance Real Estate with come waaay down..... the former unfortunately more probable into recession, demand destruction and a very painful deleveraging cycle. Rates can NOT be lowered sufficiently again, given, the lack of future servicing gdp/gdi capacity remaining in support of current valuations without resurgent inflation..... which any lre-engagement of a low rate policy distortion merely manifests as resurgent cpi inflation pulled from 'future' currency valuations(debasement based) in the immediate. Simple put.... the now ~$3 Trillion combined Mortgage/Consumer DEBT is unsustainable by the already stagnant 10+ years barely ~$2 Trillion GDP/GDI(Gross Domestic Incomes therein derived).... a GDP that was being maintained since 2013 by no more than low-rate fueled DEBT expansion injecting FALSE demand into Real Estate Price discovery appreciation. Under actuarial analysis of the datasets... any BoC Monetary Policy rate now neccessitated/maintained positive on the zero bound in real terms above the 2% inflation target.... say even a 3% BoC rate eventually....intends a still $400B-$500B "store" of banked cpi inflation in Canadian Big Bank Mortgage Loan Portfolio valuations(~25% of the TOTAL CND Mortgage Market)..... that must attenuate 'mark to market' under forced sales/foreclosures as Losses/write-downs over time into still 5 Million Canadian Mortgages renewing here through Q4/2026(1 Million NEGAMS still increasing Loan balances) The numbers are irrefutable.... interest rates alone can NOT facilitate adequate liquidity devoid of the aforementioned "future' gdp/gsi servicing capacity available to leverage(all used up).... and as highlighted most recently in April by BoC Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers speech "Break Glass Emergency" on the Canadian Productivity Crisis. This is a Real Estate crash..... and we're not even into the top of the 2nd inning yet of the Fear/Capitulation phase. No Charge.

"Everyone buys a home expecting it to increase in value". I think a lot of buyers now aren't expecting value increases in the next 3-4 years. That's a big factor in deciding how much they're willing to spend. No one wants to put themselves in a negative equity situation.

Just in Ottawa looking for houses. There are multiple offer situations happening on appropriately priced desirable properties and houses priced slightly below market value. But there are also homes that are inappropriately priced (too high) that are just sitting. Our experience was that things either went right away, within 4-5 days at most or even a few hours, or they sat stagnant in need of a price drop.

Selling houses and cars on the weekends people are getting desperate thanks to our current corrupt greedy government traitors 😂

Have you been scammed when renting?

Am I right?