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I compiled this from SRAR data, to complete one of the previously posted graphs (RIP Saskatoon Housing Bubble blog) I can understand a bubble in places like Toronto and Vancouver. Those are international destinations for many people. But Saskatoon?
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Cultural Imperial posted:
You bet it is: from http://www.greaterfool.ca/2014/08/07/the-melt/: quote:But it could be worse. It could be Saskatoon.
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Danny LaFever posted:Northend Saskatoon. Already said I'd beat the poo poo out of him if he tried to buy it. I also live in Saskatoon. No one should be buying anything here. I recently had to take the bus as my car was in the shop for a few days. A guy from Rosewood(suburb far out of the way) complained to the driver the Downtown Direct buses since now combined were skipping Rosewood. Who buys a new house in Rosewood, and then suffers through a 40 minute bus ride to get to work on time? People who put all their money in their modular home on a 20' wide lot, and then can't afford a car and $140/month parking pass. Why live in a city as small as Saskatoon and then face a commute longer than what some Torontonians face? We have some really bright lights in this city.
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