Do you think the Canadian real estate market is going to be affected by the lower oil prices?

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Dipti Thakkar

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No.

May 16, 2018 11:11 PM

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Dipti nailed this one!

Jul 15, 2018 06:36 AM

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Praful Thakkar

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I do not think so.

May 17, 2018 09:54 PM

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Ajay Pandya

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We should focus on our business, not the external factors, I believe.

Jan 07, 2018 11:56 AM

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Bob Crane

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Some areas are.

Nov 27, 2017 08:44 PM

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Jayne Coley

Stockman's Land Exchange - Glenwood Springs, CO

I am a Canadian and practice as a realtor in Colorado.

Your question is very broad. If you really would like a specific answer, please provide me with a location. For instance, in Garfield County the oil prices are definately a varable in sales. Many Texas buyers purchase Garfield county.

As a result, if oil sales are lower, cashflow for my Texans is lower.

Generally, oil prices in an area that is highly green, energy efficient like Canada, has a less impact that in an area like Garfield County, Colorado.

I hope this helps.

Jan 06, 2015 03:35 AM

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Sam Shueh

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Only if the seller or buyer is in oil industry affected by jobs. Frankly it will not make any impact so far as US west coast goes. The price of gas is going up may be by $65 cents sometime in 2015 since the cleaner gas law is already in effect, I already see $0.20 increase already.

Jan 03, 2015 12:20 PM

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We should focus on our business, not the external factors, I believe.
I am a Canadian and practice as a realtor in Colorado.

Your question is very broad. If you really would like a specific answer, please provide me with a location. For instance, in Garfield County the oil prices are definately a varable in sales. Many Texas buyers purchase Garfield county.

As a result, if oil sales are lower, cashflow for my Texans is lower.

Generally, oil prices in an area that is highly green, energy efficient like Canada, has a less impact that in an area like Garfield County, Colorado.

I hope this helps.
Only if the seller or buyer is in oil industry affected by jobs. Frankly it will not make any impact so far as US west coast goes. The price of gas is going up may be by $65 cents sometime in 2015 since the cleaner gas law is already in effect, I already see $0.20 increase already.