Media Roundup - July 18th 2008
Real Estate News
Home prices slip for first time in nine years (Globe and Mail)
Sizzlers and fizzlers (Toronto Star)
Toronto: Hot or Not? (Your Home)
Resale home listings increase, sales slip: real estate association (CBC)
West leads drop as Canadian housing slumps (National Post)
Home prices will rise 3.5%, Royal LePage says (Globe and Mail)
Blame Alberta! Whether Prices go up or Down it's Our Fault! (Edmonton Real Estate Blog)
First-time home buyers need old-time virtues (Globe and Mail)
Canadian New Home Prices Slow to 4.1% Year-over-Year (CEP News)
Planning and Neighbourhoods
A whole new waterfront coming in Mississauga (Posted Toronto)
Council approves $11M Gardiner study (Posted Toronto)
Get set - the future starts now (Toronto Star)
Discontent higher among city dwellers: StatsCan (canada.com)
Economic News
Bank of Canada holds line again on key interest rate (CBC)
Economists Differ on Whether Next BOC Rate Move Up or Down (CEP News)
BMO's Cooper Tells Analysts Recession Will Not Hit Canada (CEP News)
Crunch's next round nears
Ottawa's perfectly bad timing will only make things worse
http://www.financialpost.com/reports/credit-crunch/story.html?id=668484
Posted by: pg | July 22, 2008 at 01:14 PM