With inflation print hitting 8.3% in the U.S. shedding only 0.2% from it’s previous print is showing consumers continued to spend through the Summer (which was widely expected). The continued strength of the U.S. dollar continues to push the price of domestic products further reinforcing the inflationary cycle. The news was so impactful that the stock market had its worst day in over 2 years. We discuss why we feel the BoC isn’t done raising rates and how its dual edge sword brings down prices while also restricting purchasing power and increasing the monthly cost of a mortgage by drastic amounts. It's largely expected that the Feds down south will raise their interest rates by 0.75% matching Canada’s overnight rate of 3.25%. It’s very possible we will see 4%+ interest rates by Q1 of 2023.Check out the tale of two stories as inventory climbs in Toronto and yet somehow here in Vancouver, inventory has shrunk as September is on pace to be the lowest sale month of any September on record. With median prices in Vancouver having fallen by about 14% and down a further 23% in Toronto, the housing price declines continue to slide. _________________________________ Contact Us To Book Your Private Consultation: 📆 https://calendly.com/thevancouverlife Dan Wurtele, PREC, REIA 604.809.0834 [email protected] Ryan Dash PREC 778.898.0089 [email protected] www.thevancouverlife.com

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