The Minority or “Hung” Parliament -2019
Musings from 2011 on Parliaments, Cabinet-Governments, the s.12 Governor General (all the Queen’s powers) vs the s.13 Gov-Gen (lackey to the PM) + How we got into this (not-intended) muddled mess and …. the (surprisingly simple) way back https://robertede.blogspot.com/search?q=hung I never HEARD of that … nevermind asking me to understand it in one ‘go’ Luv…
The 10 yr (and 5yr) Perspective -TREB Active Inventory, New Listings, Days on Market, Months of Inventory
INVENTORY – Under the 10yr Average and bang-on the 5yr NEW LISTINGS -Typical … (barely worth mentioning a slower rate of absorption in 905) DAYS on MARKET — Sold Listing (LDoM) is very typical at 23 days, there’s not enough time sample to comment on PDoM of 34 days (calc’d using All Listings on same…
416 does differ from 905 …. how?
The Concentrations of Sales CHANGED in Sept There is a 14.18% Difference in Average Price There is a big variation in Ave Price by Type of Dwelling 416 Ave Prices are 3.12% off its 2017 Peak while 905 Ave Price is 13.54% off its 2017 Peak The NUMBER of Sales in 905 is back to…
TREB PRICES – 4 Looks at September 2019
January-Dec (Calendar year) 2002-2019 We are 8.3% off All-Time (& Spring) Peak … and it’s September NEW School Year Sept-Aug 2019-20 started — extreme left – solitary diamond is Sept 2019 TREB’s 4 years-at-once version The Legendary Ron Hauth’s Straight-to-the-Heart 1972-now Simplicity of Expression — I can see clearly, now
Adjusted for CPI (x2) TREB Prices
Nobody likes these (except me) 1989 = 100 Recent 2017 Annual Peak and Current Month $ Same Data except WITH each year’s Nominal (un-adjusted) data as well inspiration for Arrows and Commentary courtesy of Arlo Guthrie Alice’s Restaurant
4 (I say 4) Looks at TREB Sales – Sept 2019 Residential
Calendar year shows “middle of the pack” regular Seasonality PLUS Sept and Aug moved up to 5th Best All-time each month School year started Sept-Aug — dots mark the trail to Sept 2019 TREB’s 4 Years at once Ronnie has the Sales and Average Prices Together, Forever (at least since 2010)