Admiral Beez

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How about making what the homeowner (rather than investor) market wants at prices it can afford? You pillocks.

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Calling these developers “homebuilders” is a sham. They were never building homes, they were fueling a speculative ponzi scheme. Investors bought condos with no intention of living in them, often not even renting them out. The plan was simple: flip before closing, pass it to the next investor, let it sit vacant or turn it into a short term rental, then flip it again. Homes were never the focus, only the churn of speculation.

Shame on any level of government that suggests bailing these developers or their "investors" out now that the chickens have come home.
 
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How about making what the homeowner (rather than investor) market wants at prices it can afford? You pillocks.

Paywall free: https://archive.is/bBjcX

Calling these developers “homebuilders” is a sham. They were never building homes, they were fueling a speculative ponzi scheme. Investors bought condos with no intention of living in them, often not even renting them out. The plan was simple: flip before closing, pass it to the next investor, let it sit vacant or turn it into a short term rental, then flip it again. Homes were never the focus, only the churn of speculation.

Shame on any level of government that suggests bailing these developers or their "investors" out now that the chickens have come home.

“What we actually need is a continual, healthy supply coming to market to meet the population’s needs,” Sherwood said.

The irony of that statement.

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UrbaNation data confirms the article. 319 units sold through the entirety of Q3.


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If that keeps up in a couple years we'll be lucky to have 20 tower cranes active in a few years.
 

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