by RdSnt » Tue 21 Apr 2009, 08:24:38
Yupe, this was inevitable. Although a good portion of the decline was going to occur anyways due to the enormous overbuild of condos (particularly highrise) that has been going on the past few years and is still happening. Many boomers are returning to the city and dumping their houses.
Canadians seem to be reacting more to news and anticipating problems before they happen to them and scaling back their purchases.
Having said that my home in downtown Toronto will still sell for twice what I paid for it 7 years ago. I always keep firmly in mind that that isn't what the house is worth, that's just what the current market is deciding.
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