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Saskatoon’s population has seen a decrease of 2,000 people since January 2007 according to an estimate just released by a Toronto analytics firm. Generation 5 provides population estimates for the City of Saskatoon between census periods. According to the Star Phoenix, “The firm uses census figures as a starting point, adjusted by ...
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Canada’s housing boom has ended for the second time since Douglas Porter; deputy chief economist at BMO Nesbitt Burns officially declared it “over” in mid-April. Stay tuned for further endings as we move through summer and into the fall. J In a report released this week by TD Economics, economists Craig Alexander and Pascal ...
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In the latest “Canadian City Trends” report, released last week by RBC Economics, economist Amy Goldbloom makes the case for a “cooling” but fairly stable Canadian real estate market. Following six years of double-digit gains, sales activity is starting to moderate and listings are growing in most major cities causing ...
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The latest Housing Market Outlook for the Saskatoon area, which was released by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) last week predicts that the Saskatoon will experience its “highest number of sales on record” during 2008 before sales begin to “moderate somewhat…due to rapidly escalating prices and weaker ...
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The latest release of CMHC’s Housing Market Outlook forecasts declining resale activity and housing starts on a national level, but predicts Saskatchewan will buck the trend showing increases in both categories. While existing home sales across Canada will experience an 8.5% decline, resale activity in Saskatchewan is expected to ...
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According to a recent Real Estate Trends report issued by Scotiabank, Canada’s housing market is “moving towards more balance, but there won’t be a bust like we’ve seen in the U.S. housing markets.” Yet, there’s little question that the heat has come off in a fairly significant way. Resale activity across Canada ...
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On April 30, I wrote a post titled, “Saskatchewan Economy Underperforms on Expectations,” following the release of StatsCan’s report on provincial economic performance, which showed Saskatchewan’s “real gross domestic product” at a disappointing 2.8% over 2007, well below the expectations of several Canadian ...
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Statistics Canada released its Gross Domestic Product numbers yesterday which show that the Saskatchewan economy underperformed on expectations and forecasts of RBC Economics, CMHC, and the Conference Board of Canada, all of which estimated higher growth of between 4% and 4.8% for Saskatchewan in 2007. According to the report, ...
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CNN Money is reporting today that the U.S. home foreclosure rate “spiked 112%” in early 2008, and the worst of it likely isn’t over, as some $362 billion dollars worth of adjustable rate mortgages will “reset” this year.
More than 155,000 families have already lost their homes this year. Approximately 1 in 194 U.S. ...
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Saskatoon ranks 17th out of 154 Canadian communities that are rated in the third annual Canadian Business, “Canada’s Best Places to Live” list.
This particular report weighs a number of factors including house prices, incomes, crime rates, employment, weather and lifestyle.
View the results here.
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