http://www2.macleans.ca/2010/10/25/should-buyers-beware/
“Real estate has been seen as a very good place to put your money during the past decade, but I think sentiment is starting to change,” says Benjamin Tal, an economist at CIBC World Markets. “After the subprime crash, people have realized prices can go down quite substantially, even in Canada.” Not surprisingly, predictions of a crash abound. David Rosenberg, the chief economist at Gluskin Sheff + Associates and a noted bear, believes house prices in Canada are overvalued by 20 per cent.

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http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/new-fight-over-mls-may-be-on-horizon/article1778822/

Realtors are the gatekeepers of that information, and consumers can only access it by contacting an agent directly. But those who run flat-fee brokerages want that information to be automated, so they don’t need to interact with their customers once the listing has been put online.

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Providing service and justify the price for that service is a business model but not Hiding the information.

60 minutes:
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7009215n

What over price RE, low interest rates, govt subsidies to people who suppose not be owner, living pay check to pay check and no saving can do? This is not about just people but govt is also living out of means.

http://www.calgaryherald.com/business/Calgary+October+sales+tumble/3760304/story.html

According to data released by the Calgary Real Estate Board today, there were only 888 single-family MLS transactions last month for an average sale price of $444,744. In October 2009, there were 1,285 sales for an average price of $462,465.

The condominium market experienced weak sales in October with only 310 transactions - the lowest level for the month since 1999 when only 308 condos sold. The average sale price was $287,793 which was down slightly from October 2009's $289,155 average on 601 sales.
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How is GTA doing?

http://www.moneyville.ca/article/885127--toronto-home-sales-down-21-per-cent-in-october?bn=1
Existing home sales in the Toronto area were down by 21 per cent in October compared with last year, according to figures released by the Toronto Real Estate Board Wednesday.

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How do CD see GTA RE future? Right time to buy..