There is turmoil in the air around us and is playing out in politics, trade agreements, carbon tax, pipeline protests and mortgage stress tests.
Jay and Brenda’s Newsletter
Nothing is guaranteed in Vancouver
There’s so much turmoil in the news today and so many extreme opinions on every subject that it does seem like a good time to be nice to those around you.
Jay and Brenda’s Newsletter: January Jump Up
Humans jump into an optimistic mind space at the beginning of each New Year with resolutions, with hope.
Jay and Brenda’s Newsletter: November Nocturne
Governments cannot go back and erase decisions that led to the unaffordability of real estate in Canada’s most popular cities.
Jay and Brenda’s Newsletter: October Surprise
For the past several months commentators in the US Presidential campaign have been speculating on a possible October Surprise.
Jay and Brenda’s Newsletter: September Song
There is now more news about the Foreign Buyer Tax. It’s mainly historical. Looking in the rear view mirror.
Jay and Brenda’s Newsletter: August Awakening
KABOOM! And so went our plans to enjoy lying around in the lazy hazy days of August.
Jay and Brenda’s Newsletter: July Idyll
After a hot Spring and a damp June and early July we are ready to celebrate the arrival of sunshine and heat.
May Musings
The world’s favorite season is the spring. All things seem possible in May.
April Appreciation
Hope you caught the new mantra “drive till you can afford it”. Garry Marr of the National Post commented on the strategy of house buyers.
March Madness
Jay and Brenda’s March newsletter.
February Philosophy
Jay and Brenda’s February Newsletter.
January Outlook
We are holding our breath to see if the upper-middle class buyers can continue to get their funds out of China.