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看了置顶,文摘:蒙特利尔7月份地产市场活跃
http://www.sinomontreal.ca/bbs/showthread.php?t=672198
我都不知道要相信谁的了?
不是前两天[color="red"]AUG.12, GAZETTE刚说了[color="Red"]CANADIAN HOME STARTS DOWN..
http://www.globalquebec.com/mone ... /1883298/story.html
看看同是7月的数据,结果完全不同。。。哪位明白的指点一下。。。
Housing starts in Montreal, Quebec and Canada were not as hearty as economists might have hoped, but the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. insists the industry will continue to improve through the rest of 2009....
However, if you just compared July of this year with July of last year, starts in Quebec were [color="Red"]down, to 3,080 from 3,348. The [color="red"]big losses came in the major urban centres.
The Montreal area slid to 1,424 from 1,737 last year,[color="red"] a drop of 18 per cent. However, Stephane Duguay, a market analyst with CMHC, said the demand for homes is still steady and unlike the rest of Canada, multiple housing is doing well.
"Segments of more affordable homes, such as semi-detached and row houses, are currently managing better on the market," he said.
However, condominium construction [color="red"]dropped 13 per cent, and single-detached homes were [color="Red"]down 19 per cent.
Breaking down the areas, Vaudreuil-Soulanges saw growth of 32 per cent, while the North Crown - including Laval, the North Shore and St. Jérôme - dipped only three per cent. [color="red"]The island of Montreal was down 10 per cent. [color="red"]The South Crown - including Longueuil and the South Shore - was hardest hit, down 51 per cent. |
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