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[RussellWestcott]

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Wow! There is plenty of confusion in the Real Estate market place right now. Listings are Up, Sales are down... What`s going on? Join myself and Canadian Best-Selling Author Don R. Campbell as we take a trip across the country discussing the economic fundamentals of the Canadian Real Estate Market.

This event is open to everyone and is free of charge... plus you will have your choice of either listening to the live conference call on your phone or on the Web via webcast.

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[Beaupre1]

Don, at the end of last year you forecast that the Calgary market in 2008 would appreciate by 12.2%. Do you think this is still possible? If not, what fundamentals have changed to cause the supply/demand ratio to be so out of whack? Also, do you see a change in the market in 2009 which would bring the supply/demand ratio more in line?

Thanks,

Scott Beaupre

 

[PLam]

CHMC in it latest housing forecast (Calgary Housing Outlook) attribute the recent drop in net immigration to Alberta to the negative interprovincial migration (2 consecutive quarter of -ve interprovincial migration - first time since 1994). Furthermore, this negative interprovincial migration is mainly due to the growing economies in Saskatchewan and BC which are attracting people from Edmonton & Calgary. This negative development is somewhat contradicting the graph by COAA on the number of Construction Craft Personnel of Alberta Industrial Construction Projects. The graph seems to imply hugh influx of workers in 2008 & 2009. Can you comment on this somewhat disturbing development?

Thanks.

Peter Lam

 

[alexmaz]

I wonder if the conference event will be recorded and made available for download for those who will not be able to participate.

Thanks,
Alex

 

[DanBleichman]

Which way the property market (avarage SFDs and duplexes) in Edmonton AB is heading over the next 12 and 24 month?

Thanks,
Dan B.

 

[DanBleichman]

Some more questions?

1. What are the best cities in Canada right now to invest in multifamily (12 - 40 units) buildings?
2. Investing in US - best time and strategy?
3. Are resorts such as Revelstoke good places to invest?

Thanks,
Dan Bleichman

 

[Yev]

I wonder if Don would comment on the RBC Economics research report from May 2008 (with regard to the various regional forecasts).

Canadian City Trends May 2008 RBC Economics

Thanks,

Yevgeni

 

[VicChung]

This is a great initiative. I was wondering if the webcast is going to be available for download as I might be in meetings at work at the proposed time and I do not want to miss such an event.

thanks

 

[Nir]

Hello Don and Russell,

GREAT INITIATIVE!

Just to strengthen Dan Bleichman: "What are the best cities in Canada right now to invest in multifamily (12 - 40 units) buildings?"

Thanks,
Neil

 

[RussellWestcott]

Thanks everyone for the questions so far, there still is time for a few more questions that you would like for us to consider. We are finalizing the agenda this morning, and we look forward to *seeing* everyone on the call tonight.

Couple of things before the call
- make sure you have a pen and paper as you will be taking plenty of notes
- you may want to arrive a couple minutes early, as it is expected to be a full house.

We are investigating recording the call tonight, but we can not confirm this as of yet... to ensure you hear the webcast you will want to be on the call live tonight.

As well, we are deciding the role of future webcasts (based upon attendance and participation tonight). This may well be one last times this type of call is offered at no charge, except for REIN™ members, which this may become part of all the additional benefits to your membership.

Look forward to talking to everyone tonight

 

[Lynn]

Because demographics has an impact on spending patterns. I was wondering if you have any percentages or numbers of how those populations (baby boomers, baby bust, echo boomers) are moving through the home purchasing/renting spending pattern from 2008 to 2023 in Canada?

Eg.
What years student housing will have the greatest demand or least demand?
What years single accomodation will have the greatest demand or least demand?
What type of home the baby boomers, baby bust and echo boomers will be interested in as a family home (number of bedrooms etc.) and where they will be interested in settling?
How the changes in population will influence housing needs- either purchasing/renting from 2008 to 2023?
What those shifts in population numbers, will look from 2008 to 2023?

Thanks
Lynn

 

[RussellWestcott]

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