Billions in Toronto Real Estate Bought Anonymously, with Funds of Unknown Origin | Wolf Street
— Read on wolfstreet.com/2019/03/21/billions-in-toronto-real-estate-bought-anonymously-with-funds-of-unknown-origin/
More shady dealings by banksters?
The US Housing Market Begins to Feel the Pain | Wolf Street
— Read on wolfstreet.com/2019/02/21/the-us-housing-market-begins-to-feel-the-pain/
Much of the market observer community recently has wondered why Pacific Gas and Electric’s stock had a sharp valuation increase over the course of a day.
— Read on mises.org/wire/having-government-granted-monopoly-means-never-having-say-youre-sorry
Politicians seem to think they can fix the very problems they create. High taxation runs up the cost of everything including housing. Your property taxes increase, you have taxes on the utilities for your house, insurance goes up with a houses value, and thusly rent goes up. You can only control these market forces by shrinking government and or reducing taxes. JohnBarleycorn
Is China’s Debt Crackdown Hitting California’s Commercial Real Estate Bubble? | Wolf Street
— Read on wolfstreet.com/2019/01/29/china-debt-crackdown-hitting-california-commercial-real-estate-bubble/
Housing Bubble Trouble in Silicon Valley & San Francisco | Wolf Street
— Read on wolfstreet.com/2019/01/07/housing-bubble-trouble-silicon-valley-san-francisco/
US Housing Market to Get Uglier in Near Future | Wolf Street
— Read on wolfstreet.com/2018/12/28/us-housing-market-to-get-uglier-in-near-future/
“Leveraged Loans” Bite: Record-Bad Year-End for Loan Mutual Funds & ETFs
— Read on mailchi.mp/wolfstreet.com/leveraged-loans-bite-record-bad-year-end-for-loan-mutual-funds-etfs
Government Shutdown Stops Nasty Housing Data in its Tracks | Wolf Street
— Read on wolfstreet.com/2018/12/27/government-shutdown-stops-nasty-housing-data-in-its-tracks/
The Most Splendid Housing Bubbles in America Deflate
— Read on mailchi.mp/wolfstreet.com/the-most-splendid-housing-bubbles-in-america-deflate-9wjvuj9sl7
Boules bursting
According to GOBankingRates, to afford a house now in California it requires $89,280 annual salary. This is the highest in the nation and is a warning that taxes are pushing the limit in California to the point that house will enter a very sharp decline as people keep trying to leave. This chart is interactive and you can click of each state to look at what is required. An interesting exercise. The cheapest state is Ohio where you need an annual salary of 28,800 to survive.
— Read on www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/taxes/which-is-the-cheapest-state-for-property-v-the-highest/
Some surprise here
John Barleycorn 
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