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Re: New house price index

#85
From: Elat Lerner
Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2001 20:07
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No doubt some cities will experience slower growth and some
will accelerate.

Which in particular did you think of?

"Myles" (myang5779@home.com) writes:
> I will be very surprised if the same increase holds for next year.
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> "Elat Lerner" <cx172@FreeNet.Carleton.CA> wrote in message
> news:9pmtsb$mha$1@freenet9.carleton.ca...
>> Increaes in new home prices - year over year:
>>
>>                    Jul-01 Jun-01  Apr-01  Mar-01  Feb-01  Jan-01
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>>
>>  Ottawa-Hull       12.9%   14.6%   15.0%   14.6%   14.2%   14.4%
>>  Montreal           5.8%    5.8%    5.3%    5.2%    5.5%    4.7%
>> Canada - house only 4.0%    3.8%    3.5%    3.4%    3.1%    3.4%
>>  Quebec             3.3%    3.3%    2.1%    2.1%    2.2%    1.4%
>>  Saskatoon          3.3%    3.3%    3.3%    3.3%    2.7%    2.7%
>>  Kitchener-Waterloo 3.2%    3.3%    2.9%    2.8%    3.0%    4.6%
>> Canada total        3.0%    2.9%    2.7%    2.6%    2.4%    2.5%
>>  Regina             3.0%    3.0%    3.3%    1.5%    1.5%    2.0%
>>  Calgary            2.8%    2.7%    2.1%    1.9%    1.8%    1.7%
>>  Hamilton           2.7%    1.8%    1.1%    1.1%    1.4%    1.4%
>>  Toronto            2.5%    2.5%    2.4%    2.4%    2.1%    2.5%
>>  St. John's         2.4%    0.6%    2.1%    2.1%    2.2%    3.3%
>>  London             2.4%    2.6%    3.1%    2.2%    1.8%    3.0%
>>  Halifax            2.1%    2.3%    2.1%    3.5%    3.5%    3.8%
>>  St. Catharines     2.1%    2.2%    1.8%    2.1%    1.7%    1.9%
>>  Charlottetown      1.8%    1.8%    1.8%    1.9%    1.7%    1.7%
>>  Edmonton           1.5%    1.1%    1.2%    0.8%    1.0%    0.9%
>>  Winnipeg           1.3%    1.3%    2.8%    2.8%    1.9%    1.8%
>>  Vancouver          1.1%    0.4%   -0.2%   -0.2%   -0.8%   -0.7%
>> Canada - land only  1.0%    1.1%    1.0%    0.9%    1.0%    0.9%
>>  Victoria           1.0%    0.4%    0.1%    0.1%   -0.4%   -1.0%
>>  Saint John-Monct   0.6%    0.1%   -1.5%   -1.3%   -1.7%   -1.0%
>>  Windsor           -0.1%    0.0%   -0.1%   -0.2%   -0.3%    0.5%
>>  Sudbury-Thunder B -1.4%   -1.3%   -1.7%   -1.5%   -1.6%   -1.6%
>>
>> Increases since 1992:
>>
>>                     Jul-01   Jun-01   Apr-01   Mar-01   Feb-01   Jan-01
>>
>>  Regina             35.8%    35.8%    35.8%    35.8%    33.2%    33.2%
>>  Calgary            35.8%    35.3%    34.1%    34.1%    34.0%    33.6%
>>  Ottawa-Hull        20.5%    20.0%    19.9%    19.1%    18.5%    18.1%
>>  Saskatoon          20.0%    20.0%    19.7%    19.7%    19.7%    17.7%
>>  Winnipeg           19.3%    19.3%    19.3%    19.3%    19.2%    18.2%
>>  Halifax            17.9%    17.9%    17.9%    17.7%    17.7%    17.7%
>>  Edmonton           14.2%    13.6%    13.2%    12.9%    12.5%    12.5%
>>  Montreal           14.1%    14.1%    13.6%    13.0%    12.5%    12.2%
>>  Kitchener-Waterloo  9.8%     9.4%     8.5%     8.4%     7.9%     7.8%
>>  Toronto             9.4%     9.3%     8.9%     8.8%     8.6%     8.1%
>>  St. Catharines      9.3%     9.2%     9.0%     8.4%     8.4%     8.0%
>>  Canada- house only  9.2%     8.8%     8.3%     8.1%     7.7%     7.3%
>>  Hamilton            8.4%     7.9%     7.4%     7.1%     6.6%     6.6%
>>  Charlottetown       7.1%     7.1%     7.1%     7.1%     7.2%     7.0%
>>  Windsor             6.4%     6.5%     6.4%     6.4%     6.3%     6.4%
>>  Canada total        6.3%     6.0%     5.7%     5.5%     5.2%     4.9%
>>  Quebec              5.8%     5.8%     4.4%     4.4%     4.4%     4.4%
>>  London              4.1%     4.1%     4.0%     4.0%     3.0%     2.7%
>>  Canada - land only  3.7%     3.7%     3.6%     3.4%     3.3%     3.3%
>>  St. John's          1.7%    -0.7%    -0.3%    -0.5%    -0.5%    -0.5%
>>  Sudbury-Thunder B  -2.9%    -2.9%    -3.1%    -3.0%    -2.9%    -3.0%
>>  Saint John-Moncton -5.9%    -6.3%    -6.0%    -7.1%    -7.1%    -7.3%
>>  Vancouver         -15.9%   -16.4%   -16.5%   -16.7%   -16.8%   -16.9%
>>  Victoria          -27.4%   -27.6%   -27.6%   -27.7%   -27.7%   -27.7%
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Subject: Re: New house price index
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