Comments on: Saskatoon real estate week in review: January 4-8 2010 http://teamfisher.com/saskatoon-real-estate-week-in-review-january-4-8-2010/ We're bringing Saskatoon real estate to life Tue, 22 May 2012 16:41:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Saskatoon real estate week in review: January 3-7, 2011 | TeamFisher.com http://teamfisher.com/saskatoon-real-estate-week-in-review-january-4-8-2010/#comment-3713 Saskatoon real estate week in review: January 3-7, 2011 | TeamFisher.com Sun, 09 Jan 2011 16:26:11 +0000 http://www.teamfisher.com/?p=5897#comment-3713 [...] The first week of 2011 produced weak sales in the Saskatoon real estate market, as expected. Generally, this week’s completed sales would be a reflection of homes that went under contract during the final week of December when few buyers are actually out making purchase decisions. Over the course of the week twenty-four firm sales were reported to the MLS®, a drop from thirty the week before and just one less than we saw during the same week last year. [...] [...] The first week of 2011 produced weak sales in the Saskatoon real estate market, as expected. Generally, this week’s completed sales would be a reflection of homes that went under contract during the final week of December when few buyers are actually out making purchase decisions. Over the course of the week twenty-four firm sales were reported to the MLS®, a drop from thirty the week before and just one less than we saw during the same week last year. [...]

]]> By: Alex http://teamfisher.com/saskatoon-real-estate-week-in-review-january-4-8-2010/#comment-3712 Alex Thu, 14 Jan 2010 16:41:37 +0000 http://www.teamfisher.com/?p=5897#comment-3712 I like the link from Bernanke! Just more proof about how manipulating interest rates is an apathetic approach to solving the housing bubble issues. I've been saying it all along yet people continue to refuse to see things in terms that go against their selective reasoning: It does more harm than help. In this case, solving bubbles with regulation contradicts wrecking-crew conservatism. Instead, they say the alternative is interest rates, which as we will see, will do little more than shift affordability away from the broader base of people. The increased rates will be a catalyst for more defaults on loans by people who are capable of sustaining and inevitably paying off their mortgages (through the improvement and sale of their home). All this will continue the reckless consolidation of wealth and put power in the hands of property owners and banks to fast-track bad policy decisions under the guise of "demand". Really, we're in the middle of a simulated crash that is being used to fuel a class war. People need to smarten up and start using some common sense to see the chain reactions being used to dismantle our country. I like the link from Bernanke!
Just more proof about how manipulating interest rates is an apathetic approach to solving the housing bubble issues. I’ve been saying it all along yet people continue to refuse to see things in terms that go against their selective reasoning: It does more harm than help.

In this case, solving bubbles with regulation contradicts wrecking-crew conservatism. Instead, they say the alternative is interest rates, which as we will see, will do little more than shift affordability away from the broader base of people.

The increased rates will be a catalyst for more defaults on loans by people who are capable of sustaining and inevitably paying off their mortgages (through the improvement and sale of their home). All this will continue the reckless consolidation of wealth and put power in the hands of property owners and banks to fast-track bad policy decisions under the guise of “demand”.

Really, we’re in the middle of a simulated crash that is being used to fuel a class war. People need to smarten up and start using some common sense to see the chain reactions being used to dismantle our country.

]]> By: Nick http://teamfisher.com/saskatoon-real-estate-week-in-review-january-4-8-2010/#comment-3711 Nick Wed, 13 Jan 2010 23:11:37 +0000 http://www.teamfisher.com/?p=5897#comment-3711 "Saskatoon not so attractive to newcomers: Conference board" http://www.thestarphoenix.com/business/Saskatoon+attractive+newcomers+Conference+board/2437395/story.html Interesting “Saskatoon not so attractive to newcomers: Conference board”
http://www.thestarphoenix.com/business/Saskatoon+attractive+newcomers+Conference+board/2437395/story.html

Interesting

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