Tuesday, November 20, 2012

List/Sales

I am being sent the Greater Vancouver list/sales on a daily basis.

Paul B has been providing this information for free and reliably, for a long time on Vancouver Condo Info. I don't want to overlap his work or steal his thunder.

However if I see that his numbers are missing, I will put up what I am sent.

Remember the numbers will be different from his as they have different parameters. My numbers are for the whole GV and all categories of product.

Also there will be no overall inventory numbers for now.

34 comments:

  1. Listing 259
    Price change 163
    Sold 199

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  2. S/L 77%

    This dude who co-owns/owns at least 4 hotels, bought the last one for >$6+M. Biz been bad eh?
    Residential specuvestors on stress pills yet? Oh we are not in Victoria. Vancouver is different.

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  3. It's not just Vancouver 47 acre equestrian farm in Nashville:

    http://www.135sullivan.com/

    or

    nearly 80K more for a 9.8 Acre equestrian in the OK

    http://kelowna.en.craigslist.ca/reb/3416634428.html

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  4. We love you fish! Keep posting!

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  5. Insightful and good analytical piece at Whispers. People place too much hope on the integrity that is non-existent in the officialdom. What haven't they seen and knew already!

    http://tinyurl.com/acjnzgr

    http://tinyurl.com/9w9utfy

    http://tinyurl.com/b8ep57n

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  6. Fed currently is reviewing BC fast-track visa program after suspicious surge in applications. Other suspects come from newcomers who declare low-incomes or no-incomes and claim our welfare benefits. They then sell off a business or one of their properties in source country. To transfer these funds to Canada, they use their parents or siblings. All they need is to complete a "gift letter", similar to examples below.

    http://midislandbroker.com/pdf/Down_Payment_Gift_Letter.pdf

    http://axismortgage.ca/resources/home-buyers-guide/#gift

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  7. new 184
    Price change 189
    sold 124

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  8. Today's listings

    New list 202
    price change 123
    sold 134

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  9. new list 174
    price change 133
    sold 140

    not too bearish today. Have a great week-end everyone

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    1. Though no SFH sales yesterday or today in West Van when i checked.

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  10. 40% off ur meals ..............

    Burnaby, +free geoduck
    http://tinyurl.com/d6uc8z6
    http://tinyurl.com/bozs84x

    Richmond
    http://tinyurl.com/dyov5g3

    frm de group dat own 6 restaurants (Top Gun J&C Restaurant, Garden City Hot Pot, Top Gun Hot Pot, Richmond Sushi, Kingsway Sushi, and Rhino's Kitchen). dunno what's up with Rhino's kitchen as its door is locked and no one inside for some time already.

    if u no of restaurants offering 40% off & more, plz post and share. tks.

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  11. flash back August 2012
    "Mark Carney denied wanting a job in England"

    Here’s Carney this past August, after the Bank of England’s Governor, Mervyn King, announced he was stepping down in June 2013. The BBC’s Zeinab Badawi asked Carney if he wanted the job. Here’s the key part of his answer, which comes at about the 20-minute mark:

    Carney: “It’s an extremely important post. I’m very focused on my post at the Bank of Canada and the Financial Stability Board. And I look forward to working with the new, or next, governor of the Bank of England. But until the end of June of next year, I’ll very much enjoy working with [inaudible].”

    Badawi: So is that a ‘no’ or a ‘never’?

    Carney: It’s both.

    Importantly, he didn’t say he never wanted the job—only that he didn’t want it before the end of next June, which is exactly what’s played out. He’ll start his job at the Bank of England on July 1, 2013.

    In an interview with CTV’s Lisa Laflamme, also last August, Carney said he hadn’t been approached to run the Bank of England and was “focused on [his] role” at the Bank of Canada and the Financial Stability Board. No real denials there.

    Carney played his cards close to his chest and, apparently, got one past the press until almost the moment before he announced his new job.
    ******** end quote

    He didn't fool the Canadians one bit.
    However, he does demonstrate the half-truth half-untruth tactics when dealing with taxpayers that fund his high paying career.

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  12. Market dropped 60 points eh?

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  13. Competent? Smart? Too early to comment on that. All we are seeing is one rat abandoning the ship before it sinks.

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  14. thenewscritter
    26 November 2012 5:20 PM



    The decision to appoint Carney, a Canadian central banker, to the seat of financial power in the UK really goes to show how connected the whole world of central banking is. Such people do not recognise the significance national sovereignty, nor do they understand the close bonds that connect regional political economies. They simply care about power, influence, and personal profit.

    Carney's proximity to the instruments of the UK financial sector will most certainly have a future cost. No doubt he will be sharing the intelligence he comes across with his fellow Canadian colleagues and with the dear Yanks of the US Treasury Department. And such intelligence will likely effect the balance sheet of the UK economy. It seems very likely indeed that the US, upset by King's inflammatory comments from the BoE - he often asked why the general public were not more upset by the 2008 crisis - have plotted with the current government to replace him.

    It seems pretty obvious that we are now governed by people far beyond the normal levers of democratic accountability. Let us be frank: we are living in a fascist global community of financial criminals, and the political class is nowhere to be seen.

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/nov/26/new-bank-of-england-governor-named?commentpage=3

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  15. falkenberg
    26 November 2012 5:32 PM

    Draghi(ex Goldman Sachs) head of the BCE. Carney(ex Goldman Sachs) governor of the Bank of England. Mario Monti(ex Goldman Sachs) Prime Minister of Italy. Luis de Guindos(ex Lehman Bros) Finance Minister of Spain.Nothing even slightly suspicious here,right? Then there are R.Rubin, H.Paulson, P.Sutherland, O. Issing, A.Borges to name but a few more ex Goldman Sachs ,who have all done so much to help their fellow men.

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  16. thea1mighty
    26 November 2012 7:41 PM

    A Bilderberg/Goldman Sachs, neo-liberal shilling, coup d'etat. What fun we have in store.

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  17. falkenberg
    26 November 2012 8:59 PM

    Anything to do with Goldman Sachs REEKS, and Monti was an imposition by the UE on Italy. I suggest you read "The Bank: How Goldman Sachs Rules the World)¡" (2010) by Marc Roche of Le Monde.

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  18. GiuseppeH
    26 November 2012 3:38 PM

    Yes we really need more ex-Goldman Sachs bankers running UK plc. That's right. Fantastic.

    (this comment scores the highest points from readers)

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  19. "Carney will also seek UK citizenship, Osborne adds."

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  20. masons
    26 November 2012 3:41 PM

    Goldman Sachs bankers own the EU and the world

    http://www.zerohedge.com/news/goldman-path-complete-world-domination-mark-carney-his-way-head-bank-england

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  21. CifFinanceGuy
    26 November 2012 4:04 PM

    You only needed to read the economist to have a 'sneaky feeling' Carney would get the job

    It's no secret that he has long been in the mix...

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  22. RedHectorReborn
    26 November 2012 4:01 PM

    Canada has become a far harsher society which saw huge social unrest last summer. I certainly don't think another Goldman Sachs place man is really what the world needs right now and the fact he was this governments choice should set alarm bells ringing. Very much like the appointment of MacGregor to Steel and Coal in the 1980's it was a hatch man put in place to smash up an industry and with this guy the public sector.

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  23. thea1mighty
    26 November 2012 7:34 PM

    So let me get this straight. The Economist (sole journalists in the Bilderberg meeting) muted a Central banker who also attended the same Bilderberg meeting, who has appointed by a Chancellor who has been a past Bilderberg attendee whose decision was applauded by a shadow Chancellor who has also attended Bilderberg. I see a pattern here, but hey, I'm just a pleb.

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  24. agreewith
    26 November 2012 4:11 PM

    Another Bilderberg toting former GS man takes over another 'independent' central bank.

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  25. Ikonoclast
    26 November 2012 4:16 PM

    First BoE governor who is a Bilderberger?

    http://mises.ca/posts/blog/bilderberg-2012-final-list-of-participants/

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  26. FutureUKPM
    26 November 2012 4:23 PM

    someone from Goldman Sachs? Figures..

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  27. meljomur
    26 November 2012 4:24 PM

    As it doesn't appear as if the BoE is an independent body any longer, it probably doesn't matter who got the job. They just go along with what the government want to do. Independent body my arse.

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  28. meljomur
    26 November 2012 4:34 PM



    Well it doesn't look like this guy will be raising interest rates.

    Bank of Canada holds rate at 1% for 17th straight time

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  29. BWhale
    26 November 2012 4:39 PM



    Job Description. -

    i) Look stern and say 'times are tough' every quater of a year as if its a revelation from an oracle
    ii) Print billions of imaginary money each quarter of the year and give to the banks
    iii) Say nothing at all when banks keep all the imaginary money
    iv) Look stern and....

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  30. FutureUKPM
    26 November 2012 4:45 PM

    Wont be long til Cameron and Osborne will be like " economic catastrophe? relax guy! blame Canada!"

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  31. TheRulingElite
    26 November 2012 4:46 PM

    Goldman's Global Domination Is Now Complete

    As Mark Carney Takes Over Bank Of England....


    .........


    all one needs to realize and remember how the events in the world

    play out is to remember one simple thing:


    GOLDMAN SACHS RUNS IT.

    Everything else is secondary.........


    Because with money printing squids like these,

    who needs sovereign states ?

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  32. thenewscritter
    26 November 2012 5:06 PM



    It is more than likely that the Yanks pressured Osborne to appoint this chap - after all if you work for Goldman you effectively work for the US Treasury. They are evidently very keen to get their grubby little hands on the remaining financial assets that the UK has.

    As has been said below, Goldman's domination of Europe is now complete. The squid is now firmly positioned on the face of BoE and, by extension, connected to the lives of all UK citizens.

    Prepare to be raped.

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