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Budge Huskey: How US interest rate hikes might affect housing market in 2016?" (1)

December 21st, 2015
Tina Mak, realtor at Coldwell Banker Westburn in Vancouver had a 25 minutes detail interview with Budge Huskey, President and CEO of Coldwell Banker on "How US interest rate hikes might affect housing market in 2016". The US Federal Reserve raised 0.25% interest rate hiked on Dec 16th but rates could continue to rise up to 1% over the next year because it believes an American recovery is ...

Budge Huskey: How US interest rate hikes might affect housing market in 2016?"(2)

December 21st, 2015
Tina Mak, realtor at Coldwell Banker Westburn in Vancouver had a 25 minutes detail interview with Budge Huskey, President and CEO of Coldwell Banker on "How US interest rate hikes might affect housing market in 2016".Whilethe wealth gap between rich and poor keeps growing in North America, China and India's middle class income growth is increasing. I personally think this means internatio ...

Interview with Sherry Chris part 1

December 14th, 2015
  I'm honored to have Sherry Chris on our show.  Sherry is president and CEO of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate LLC.   The Millennial Renting vs Buying real estate debate Millennial homeowners are saddled with obstacles no previous generation has had to face, like an average student loan debt per borrower that’s both monstrous and unprecedented. They’re also less romantic abou ...

Interview with Sherry Chris (2)

December 14th, 2015
  The Millennial Renting vs Buying real estate debateMillennials are also more civically conscious than preceding generations, which means that choosing the right chic, urban neighbourhood is as important as choosing the right living space.  However, most urban neighbourhoods are quite expensive.   4) Do you see owning a detach house with large back yard is important to them anymore? o ...

China's New Middle class Fueling Growth

December 6th, 2015
China’s economic Great Leap Forward stands as one of  the defining moments of the closing of the 20th century. Now an economic powerhouse, China and its $3.7 trillion in foreign exchange reserves are viewed by some with fearand trepidation. Others see it as an immense opportunity to create more widely shared prosperity, bring people closer together and remove barriers in the way of understa ...

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