Source: The Economist Canadian Housing Market, Bubble or Not? For Canadians, a topic of conversation that comes up often is the housing market. More specifically, whether or not Canada is… Read more
With the Nasdaq reaching all-time highs last week and rivaling the entire eurozone market in value, the WSJ has created an interactive roller coaster ride of the index. Read more
The bubble in higher education is starting to come to a head: student loan delinquencies are rising, the government is dominating the loan market, and colleges are going bankrupt. Read more
With the Chinese stock market facing extreme volatility, could investors be putting their money into foreign property ownership in Canada and Australia? Read more
This infographic compares 14 different conventional and alternative asset classes during five times of distress. See the history of crisis investing here. Read more
The average rent in the United States for an entry-level apartment is $769/month. Here’s what that rent gets you for square footage in different cities. Read more
This series of images overlays data on the affordability of housing onto maps of Vancouver, the epicenter of Canada’s housing bubble. Read more
There’s only one pillar left holding up the Canadian housing market. Without Vancouver, housing prices would have declined nationally by -1.1% in February. Read more
How much do you need to make to buy a home in different cities across the country? Here’s the salary needed to buy a home in 27 major U.S. cities. Read more
This animation shows the growth in million dollar homes in the Bay Area over the last four years. Today, the majority of homes in SF are worth over $1 million. Read more