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17 minutes ago, Mondo_Grosso said:

I'm very optimistic, but cautious. The decline of our relations with the United States and China could spell bad news for our economy and real estate market.

Yet Americans and Chinese love MTL + Canada and we have strong relations with Europe, we'll be ok. I would be more worried about the mayor's policies quite frankly. 

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il y a 35 minutes, Mondo_Grosso a dit :

I'm very optimistic, but cautious. The decline of our relations with the USA and now China could spell bad news for our economy and real estate market.

On parle ici du skyline, donc des tours à condos downtown. Personne ne veut que le Grand Montréal tourne comme Toronto ou Vancouver où une maison normale unifamiliale coûte plus de 700k$. Le prix des condos downtown peut bien monter à l'infini, en autant que le prix d'une maison en banlieue de Montréal reste normal. Il va arriver un moment où la population va parler et le gouvernement va écouter et le prix va se stabiliser.

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Il y a 11 heures, Mondo_Grosso a dit :

I'm very optimistic, but cautious. The decline of our relations with the USA and now China could spell bad news for our economy and real estate market.

The Trump sick-buffoon will not be there forever.

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il y a 40 minutes, MtlMan a dit :

The Trump sick-buffoon will not be there forever.

Just enough to crash the stock market and create a ripple-effect in the broad based economy. Its starting to look ugly with this sudden 20% crash of the stock market and recession talks in 2019. Perhaps all these projects are the swan song of this decade long boom. Remember in the 60s they tought it would last forever too.. This is a new generation who knows nothing..

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5 hours ago, ToxiK said:

A market crash doens't necessarily means a recession.  The markets are overpriced right now and a correction might be overdue.  The economy growht may slow down but that doesn't mean we will be in a recession.  Stock brokers are more nervous then economists right now.

Exactly, corrections are totally normal and the markets were indeed overpriced. Economists are predicting a recession to happen between 2021-2023 and at this moment it won't be as bad as 2008. Economic growth will slow down in 2019 and furthermore in 2020 but after that it can bounce back or get worse, too soon to predict right now. 

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Le 2018-12-24 à 12:37, peekay a dit :

I was 16 in 1992. It was wonderful to see! 

But, Montreal's construction boom of this era is by far the best! We never had such a prolonged time of prosperity! Look at what the next decade will bring!...

Montreal 2020-2030. REM!, Expos!, Modern infrastructure!, Airport expansion!, Metro Expansion! aaahhhhhhhh!!!!

Sorry to be a realistic party pooper here: the return of the Expos is the least likely of those developments within the time frame of a decade (same as the métro's pink line), and the blue line expansion is quite modest by any standards...

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