fear a housing crash due to people buying homes above asking prices with little equity. If prices drop, affordability and potential foreclosures may arise, worsened by future layoffs and rising living costs. I want to invest more than $300k, but I'm not sure on how to mitigate risk.
Agreed, instead of panic or following a hearsay, I simply adopted the service of an advisor early 2020 amid covid-outbreak, and so far, I've attained my most measurable financial milestone of $900k after subsequent investments.
I have been working with ““Margaret Johnson Arndt”” whose expertise in portfolio diversification is unsurpassed and client-focused, I have made more profits with her guidance than I ever did when I tried navigating the markets on my own.
Txs for the eye opener on the pre-construction capped development fees, i never knew how those fees affect closing. I bought an assignment back in 2008 when prices were going down, $40K below market, i had no clue about these fees that could be uncapped. I got lucky as everything went fine. My motto now is to always buy fully registered condos now, you pay more, but you are assured a condo vs some pre-construction ones that never get built or delayed or unregistered for years sometimes.....
Crazy how long it takes to build some of these. I would have thought anything bought in 2017 would have been completed by now. Is this just delayed from the pandemic or relatively normal to take this long?
A lot of people don’t realize how we live in a globally synchronized fiscal policy system. BoC will stay with the FED. All manner of housing, especially speculative assignments are high risky and susceptible to massive correction. Sit on your hands and stay thirsty my friends. In 2026 go on a shopping spree.
Yes, a decision to NOT make a decision is still a decision. I know many friends waiting for prices to come done for the past 10 years, trying to time the market. Choosing to put themselves in a position as a renter. They are now waiting for a correction. when instead they could have gained 50%+ in equity over that time.
@@Mike-sl7zy what’s new though? You think 5% sustained cost of capital is the same old same old? Nope. It’s not about timing the market. It’s about mathematics and 2 + 2 in no universe equals 22. Hence the markets gonna tank.
@@Mike-sl7zywell before 2021 the best move anyone can do is over leverage and buy the biggest house they can afford. The top is in and I don't see Canada breaking it for another 10 years and I'm saying this as a home owner myself.
Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge! Do you have any contacts for Victoria, BC condo assignments? I believe real-estate is licensed by province, otherwise if I'm mistaken, do you deal in Victoria assignments? Thanks
The market is going to grind downward well into 2024. The BOC won't be reducing rates anytime soon. They can't because rental rates and real estate rates are still way too expensive. So I wouldn't call any of these as good deals yet knowing the market is going south in the foreseeable future.
I’m not in the business of predicting the future The term good deal implies cheaper than resale - ie a better deal than what 98% of consumers are getting
@@Precondo I understand. But just know, from an economists perspective, the BOC historically is now committed to dealing with inflation, and that means no substantial rate cuts for several yrs after an inflationary period. They experimented dropping rates decades ago, relatively soon after an inflationary period, and they got caught having to raising rates even higher because inflation came roaring back.
@@EricAlHarb it’s an incredibly difficult situation to predict as the govt has always stepped in to ‘save’ the market as they did in 2008/9. Technically on a chart, the market has done a huge head and shoulders. If it breaks below the ‘neck’, ie the base level of those 3 peaks in prices the last 4 yrs, prices could drop 20-25% from here. People need to realize that would only take prices back to 2018. Relative to wages, that would still be considered overpriced. It would still leave prices above the long term trend line. I think what’s key to the future is how quickly will the BOC will be able to ease the rate hikes, and how this will overlap the ramping up of supply levels. The underlying problem is that many of these politicians and their big donors have investment properties and this will keep the govt from actually allowing the markets to correct shaking out investors bringing supply to endusers in the short term. Another question is will the govt drop land transfer taxes, GST taxes, reduce development charges???
Stumbled upon your channel. Great videos! Two questions: 1. is there not central forum or website for all to post assignment deals, ala MLS? If not, why hasn’t someone created this yet ? 2. For someone wanting to invest in real estate, is there any places or resources you can recommend to connect with Private Equity investors to either partner with or use their investments to start own PE Real Estate fund to invest in these deals? Thanks!
@@Precondo My question is not correct, sorry. What kind of condo will be in the area between Vita 2 and Jade Waterfront condos? Is any plan for constriction there? Thanks
Yeah no buddy unless government still props up banks to lend mortgages that are most likely sub prime on the books to keep this bubble going for a while. 2021-2022 is the peak of all peaks. Expect another 15% downhill at least by mid 2024.
That section on development fees versus capped and transferrable, etc, needs to be better explained. You don't explain the chart and those figures. I can't imagine those figures apply to all new condos in the city; and I do imagine that development charges vary based on location and date the building permit was issued to the builder. Please elaborate or do a video on explain this more.
And developers in canada sell at 1000$ per sq ft which is crazy. Its not land only. Canada is full of land. Its development in concentrated cities like Toronto and the developers dont even put 20% down the banks take all the risk. The contruction costs are high but not that high they want to make seriois $$$ in a way over valued market compared to other top cities in the world to live and Toronto is not. Citybis broke and garbage management and infrastructures.
@@Precondo Thank you for the advice; nothing is better than organic. I'm a relatively new realtor, so I'll work on creating this list. But for now, if I have assignments, I'll shoot them to your team.
I’ve seen assignment sales allowed with builders approval. If the builder doesn’t approve the assignment sale, is there anyway to sell the assignment prior to closing on the purchase of the condo?
Good analysis. But none of these over priced shoe boxes are worth that. Let those who want to lose their shirts for being in a broke city like Toronto buy them.
Just offer everyone and I'm serious no more than 450 a square foot or lower why would you pay more than there worth you ever you are you sound like a real estate agent so that makes you one no way anyone buying above 450 your paying too much
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fear a housing crash due to people buying homes above asking prices with little equity. If prices drop, affordability and potential foreclosures may arise, worsened by future layoffs and rising living costs. I want to invest more than $300k, but I'm not sure on how to mitigate risk.
Agreed, instead of panic or following a hearsay, I simply adopted the service of an advisor early 2020 amid covid-outbreak, and so far, I've attained my most measurable financial milestone of $900k after subsequent investments.
nice! once you hit a big milestone, the next comes easier.. who is your advisor please, if you don't mind me asking?
I have been working with ““Margaret Johnson Arndt”” whose expertise in portfolio diversification is unsurpassed and client-focused, I have made more profits with her guidance than I ever did when I tried navigating the markets on my own.
Very useful content - best video I've seen so far about Assignment sales. Thanks Jordan and team!
Txs for the eye opener on the pre-construction capped development fees, i never knew how those fees affect closing. I bought an assignment back in 2008 when prices were going down, $40K below market, i had no clue about these fees that could be uncapped. I got lucky as everything went fine. My motto now is to always buy fully registered condos now, you pay more, but you are assured a condo vs some pre-construction ones that never get built or delayed or unregistered for years sometimes.....
The high value content in this video was 🔥🔥🔥
Crazy how long it takes to build some of these. I would have thought anything bought in 2017 would have been completed by now. Is this just delayed from the pandemic or relatively normal to take this long?
Typically 4-5 year build cycles but things in Toronto are known to run a year or two late typically
@@Precondopls suggest some assignment sales I. Kamloops
The other thing is that Nobu has some extremely efficient 2 bed 2 bath floorplans. More efficient then Bisha
Not enough blood in the streets. No position in investing is actually a position.
A lot of people don’t realize how we live in a globally synchronized fiscal policy system.
BoC will stay with the FED. All manner of housing, especially speculative assignments are high risky and susceptible to massive correction.
Sit on your hands and stay thirsty my friends.
In 2026 go on a shopping spree.
Yes, a decision to NOT make a decision is still a decision.
I know many friends waiting for prices to come done for the past 10 years, trying to time the market.
Choosing to put themselves in a position as a renter.
They are now waiting for a correction. when instead they could have gained 50%+ in equity over that time.
@@Mike-sl7zy what’s new though? You think 5% sustained cost of capital is the same old same old? Nope.
It’s not about timing the market. It’s about mathematics and 2 + 2 in no universe equals 22.
Hence the markets gonna tank.
@@Mike-sl7zywell before 2021 the best move anyone can do is over leverage and buy the biggest house they can afford. The top is in and I don't see Canada breaking it for another 10 years and I'm saying this as a home owner myself.
@@EricAlHarbmarkets have already tanked bro
Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge! Do you have any contacts for Victoria, BC condo assignments? I believe real-estate is licensed by province, otherwise if I'm mistaken, do you deal in Victoria assignments? Thanks
The market is going to grind downward well into 2024. The BOC won't be reducing rates anytime soon. They can't because rental rates and real estate rates are still way too expensive. So I wouldn't call any of these as good deals yet knowing the market is going south in the foreseeable future.
I’m not in the business of predicting the future
The term good deal implies cheaper than resale - ie a better deal than what 98% of consumers are getting
@@Precondo I understand. But just know, from an economists perspective, the BOC historically is now committed to dealing with inflation, and that means no substantial rate cuts for several yrs after an inflationary period. They experimented dropping rates decades ago, relatively soon after an inflationary period, and they got caught having to raising rates even higher because inflation came roaring back.
Any serious investor I know are not doing anything.
@@bathtubrenewyup, cash is king right now. There are no opportunities out there. There will be in 2026 after the cleansing of the system.
@@EricAlHarb it’s an incredibly difficult situation to predict as the govt has always stepped in to ‘save’ the market as they did in 2008/9.
Technically on a chart, the market has done a huge head and shoulders. If it breaks below the ‘neck’, ie the base level of those 3 peaks in prices the last 4 yrs, prices could drop 20-25% from here. People need to realize that would only take prices back to 2018. Relative to wages, that would still be considered overpriced. It would still leave prices above the long term trend line.
I think what’s key to the future is how quickly will the BOC will be able to ease the rate hikes, and how this will overlap the ramping up of supply levels.
The underlying problem is that many of these politicians and their big donors have investment properties and this will keep the govt from actually allowing the markets to correct shaking out investors bringing supply to endusers in the short term. Another question is will the govt drop land transfer taxes, GST taxes, reduce development charges???
Stumbled upon your channel. Great videos!
Two questions:
1. is there not central forum or website for all to post assignment deals, ala MLS? If not, why hasn’t someone created this yet ?
2. For someone wanting to invest in real estate, is there any places or resources you can recommend to connect with Private Equity investors to either partner with or use their investments to start own PE Real Estate fund to invest in these deals?
Thanks!
Not all builders are created equally, buyers beware.
Well said, I have several assignment deals if anyone wants. Riverside square in particular. 2 bed for 630k
How to find assignment townhouse listings?
All realtors shy away from assignments unless they are doing the assigning.
Great video and information !! How long is the time frame from occupancy to closing of these condos 1 year or more ?
Depends on building. As short as a month as long as a year +
@@Precondoyour nobu information was really eye opening you think this will take 1 year for closing ? Thanks for your great videos
Are assignment sales in NYC too? How do I find them?
Good video. Do you know what happened with The Waters Edge condo on Marine Parade Dr? Thanks.
waters edge is still under construction
@@Precondo My question is not correct, sorry. What kind of condo will be in the area between Vita 2 and Jade Waterfront condos? Is any plan for constriction there? Thanks
43 storey tower where the current conservatory sales office is located
Just getting started.
I bought a pre con in 2022 and it's ready in 2027. Would there be a good chance to at least sell it for enough to get the same amount back?
if I could tell the future I’d be a billionaire
Yeah no buddy unless government still props up banks to lend mortgages that are most likely sub prime on the books to keep this bubble going for a while. 2021-2022 is the peak of all peaks. Expect another 15% downhill at least by mid 2024.
That section on development fees versus capped and transferrable, etc, needs to be better explained. You don't explain the chart and those figures. I can't imagine those figures apply to all new condos in the city; and I do imagine that development charges vary based on location and date the building permit was issued to the builder. Please elaborate or do a video on explain this more.
it bothers me your shure logo is upside down, just like the assignment market.
never even noticed that
What’s your view on WESTLINE Condos, Sheppard. The assignment costs for 1+ 1 $780K, seems expensive , in current market?
need to see sq ft and layout to be able to say
if its anything short of 800sqft its definitely too expensive
prices are too damn high, we need lower land prices
And developers in canada sell at 1000$ per sq ft which is crazy. Its not land only. Canada is full of land. Its development in concentrated cities like Toronto and the developers dont even put 20% down the banks take all the risk. The contruction costs are high but not that high they want to make seriois $$$ in a way over valued market compared to other top cities in the world to live and Toronto is not. Citybis broke and garbage management and infrastructures.
How do you get the email list and channels for buyers? Please let me know.
have to get the email list organically, over the last 7 years we've had hundreds of thousands of registrations on our website - that's our list
@@Precondo Thank you for the advice; nothing is better than organic. I'm a relatively new realtor, so I'll work on creating this list. But for now, if I have assignments, I'll shoot them to your team.
I’ve seen assignment sales allowed with builders approval. If the builder doesn’t approve the assignment sale, is there anyway to sell the assignment prior to closing on the purchase of the condo?
depends on APS - can't answer this Q without looking at specific deal in question
The CRA has an issue with assignments too! LOL
Not really an issue if you’re not making profits
Thanks for the information.
It’s time to update your Toronto condos vs the SNP500 analysis…😊
20 percent deposit on 500g is 100g.
OP was 589k
Ive been in one of these condo's (similar sq ft), its literally a coffin, not worth a god damn thing. this economy is a scam.
GREED always has a RISK.
Minimum 75 percent haircut coming if not worse and it will take 3 more years probably to bottom out
“It's only when the tide goes out that you learn who's been swimming naked.” Waste of time and money Pre-Construction condo assignment deals
Sad reality
Good. Hopefully it falls another few hundred thousand to where it’s possible for domestic incomes can afford these homes.
Good analysis. But none of these over priced shoe boxes are worth that. Let those who want to lose their shirts for being in a broke city like Toronto buy them.
congrats Bill on the dumbest comment I've seen on YT today..
adjusted prices going back to 2001 levels. prepare yourself accordingly.
lol ok zoltar
@@Precondo it seems (sadly) you will learn the hard way.
Just offer everyone and I'm serious no more than 450 a square foot or lower why would you pay more than there worth you ever you are you sound like a real estate agent so that makes you one no way anyone buying above 450 your paying too much
2011 called they want their prices back
your dont know what your talking about
Good luck on market will crash even more interest rates are going to go up again.