Filed Under US Housing Market, World News · Tagged: bailout plan, Canada Real Estate, us bailout plan
As readers of The Calgary Real Estate Blog, we would love to hear your feedback on what is happening south of the border. We value your opinion and would love to hear what you think.
Here’s the question…
Now that the US passed the Bailout plan, what effect will this have on our economy and in-turn our real estate?
Looking forward to a great discussion…
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Around 11:30 Mountain Time the Bill was passed…
Well… as some presidential candidates might say… that’s a little above my paygrade. As the current president might say… the economy is all, interconnected. I can only hope we are protected enough. I can say, that our banking industry is much more regulated and conservative then the US, which can provide some comfort that we don’t face the same meltdowns here. Let’s just hope the black hole south of the border doesn’t suck the whole world in. I tried. What say you?