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Newstand finalist 2009

Forecast 2010

| Thursday, 17 December 2009

Dec 16, 2009 - With the dawn of a new year comes the hope of a fresh start. After a volatile 2009, where listings flooded the market, prices dropped in the double digits and consumer confidence took a dive, investors can now brush off their shoulders, take what they learned and apply it to the property market over the next 12 months.

To help put everything in perspective, we enlisted the help of the following top level executives from all areas in the real estate industry for our Forecast '10 special report.

* Gregory Klump, Canadian Real Estate Association
* Bob Dugan, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.
* Philip Harrington, Harris Private Banking, BMO
* Michael Polzler, Re/Max
* Russell Westcott, REIN

Here, they outline where best cash flow opportunities exist, what investment strategies will work so you can profit and what to be wary of in the New Year. We hope that by reading these expert predictions, it allows you to plan for what's to come and make smarter investment decisions in 2010. 

To read these expert insights pick up a copy of the January issue, currently on newsstands




james's comment - james | 4/01/2010 4:28 AM
Lets hope that this market remain stable, not go crazy with people over pricing homes and purchasers getting in bidding wars which is happening in some areas now.Some Builders appear to be jumping on the ban wagon again with large Price increases already, one I noticed put Prices up almost $35,000.00 in the past 3 months. Will people stand for this, I don't think so with HST coming in and other costs being new contracts with trades coming due in early 2010, the builder add this to the price of the House, so we will be paying quite a bit MORE for our home. It is stupid with the price of land etc. Good Luck James

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