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Home prices I see on HGTV in Toronto are rediculous. Beat up old dumps with virtually no land go for $700 to a million dollars. WTF?
Must say that Toronto’s ridiculousness and its property manipulators seem to match those of their Southern California brethren just before market crash…when real estate prices imploded, hitting the rock bottom. There were individuals who bought property, holding them for a week or so, reselling them for BIG profit. All that can be attributed to the weakness of property laws and the system. As a result, Los Angeles and the surroundings, became Macca for homeless and homelessness exploded. When LA Times conducted a survey of people who lived on the streets, they found out that more than 30% held full time employment…and that is/was shameful.
BTW, I thought Canadian had much better sense and better judgment and laws that supported human dignity and values rather than support for money grubbing???!!!
Laws of supply and demand dictates that this lawlessness, in real estate market, reaches a level when prices outpace buying ability/power, resulting a situation when 90% can’t afford to even rent, and that is when market crashes. So, far California has had 3 major meltdowns, despite all that, there are no boundaries to human greed and history keep repeating itself…and same crap happening!
From SAM's good pen, I was waiting for a piece on Tillerson's high risk market, instead of that of Toronto's stinky real estate... The similarities are there... foreign investors, corrupt brokers, greedy financiers and cluelessly nervous homeowners... Something like that...