- - - We experienced a housing crash in 2022, but is it over? Or is it just entering phase two?
In this week's episode of The Tom Storey Show, Steve Karrasch and Tom Storey share a car ride on their way to a Real Estate conference and discuss the market, some car games and which restaurant has the best hot chicken sandwich.
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00:00 Overview of the Real Estate Crash 5:00 Market Comparisons and Trends 10:00 The Role of Agents in Real Estate Showings 16:08 Real Estate Dynamics in Vancouver 18:01 Ranking Canadian Cities 24:04 Indigenous Land Claims and Housing Concerns 30:08 Real Estate Scandals in Canada 32:12 Accountability Issues in Real Estate Regulation 35:00 Real Estate Regulation Challenges in British Columbia 36:25 Public Perception of Real Estate Issues 37:50 Market Shakeup Due to Regulatory Changes 39:10 Ranking Toronto Neighborhoods 43:15 Real Estate Investments and Tenancy Issues 48:50 Experiences with Airlines and Travel Delays 51:16 Market Analysis and Future Predictions 54:30 Real Estate Development and Urban Living 56:20 Political Landscape and Urban Governance 1:00:30 Conference Insights and Real Estate Strategies 1:04:14 AI in Real Estate: Challenges and Opportunities 1:08:01 AI in Daily Life: Personal Experiences 1:09:24 Anticipating Industry Trends
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