it’s strictly a function of time available to process other areas. East and West Vancouver are my preferred areas of practice so I thought it more relavent to those I most serve. Special requests can be accommadated but on a as I have time basis.

gotta love it.

we need to give this market 60-90 days to know where we really stand. that said, I’ll follow the dailies like a hawk! (don’t ask why)

as you’ve indicated, demand appears to be slowing. weather has been horrible, could be a factor – sunshine could bring out the buyers again, perhaps.

but listings – i think, at the current pace, listings (for sale signs littering lawns) could be a visible reminder of the housing supply part of the equation within weeks, not months.

Now the question is if this slowing demand is a sign of things to come or just because no one really wants to deal with buying a house during the olympics.

what will it take for the bough to break?

westside prices have absolutely roared higher

eastside not so much

but i see (and larry’s stats seem to bear this out) loads of new listings and sales…well, they are not so hot again. i look forward with extreme eagerness to tomorrow’s update. interesting times we live in. pre olympics rush to the exits and lack of focus for buyers? or something more defining than that?

I hope tomorrow’s dailies look just as bearish!:)

nice word, middle of the road
sort of …..balanced but not
quite a palindrome….. yet

thats a lot of new listings.

thanks for the jan stuff…looks like the market is ‘balancing’?