3-minute read
History’s greatest fraud
The financial crisis and mortgages.
4-minute read
Le «Foreclosure-gate»: la plus grande fraude de l’histoire?
financial crisis and mortgages.
4-minute read
Facts regarding the so-called housing shortage
Is there a housing shortage in Quebec?
3-minute read
One broken refrigerator away from default
The financial crisis and mortgages.
3-minute read
Nous sommes tous Américains aujourd’hui
The financial crisis and mortgages.
4-minute read
Boom ou bulle?
The price of houses goes up in the country.
3-minute read
Trop tard, Jim!
Is there a housing bubble in Canada?
15-minute read
La cause véritable de la crise du logement
Rent control analysis.
1-minute read
Housing and Transportation in Montreal – How suburbanization is improving the region’s competitiveness
There is a strong relationship between suburbanization (pejoratively called “urban sprawl”), automobile use and the strong economic growth that has occurred in high-income nations since World War II. Millions of Canadian households were able to stop renting and begin accumulating their own equity as a result of the lower cost houses built on the less expensive land on and beyond the urban fringe. They were able to take advantage of a much larger array of employment and shopping opportunities because they could get anywhere in the metropolitan region in a comparatively short period of time, rather than the limited destinations that could be reached quickly on transit. In short, a world or a Montreal without cars or suburbs would be far less affluent.
4-minute read
Le contrôle des loyers
Quebec’s Régie du logement suggests a rent increase of 0,9% for 2006.