You're right. Sales are down 30% in Calgary, but prices have only dropped 1.6%. [1] Still, that's compared to a 9% rise for the rest of Canada. [2] I'd still expect them to drop significantly more as laid-off oil workers burn through their savings and find themselves unable to pay their mortgage.
Actually, not going up 10% a year in Canada pretty much could be considered a collapse!
> I'd still expect them to drop significantly more as laid-off oil workers burn through their savings and find themselves unable to pay their mortgage.
One would think so, but real estate seems to be able to often defy both logic and mathematics.
> I'd still expect them to drop significantly more as laid-off oil workers burn through their savings and find themselves unable to pay their mortgage.
One would think so, but real estate seems to be able to often defy both logic and mathematics.