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The CMHC says foreign buyers account for a small percentage of the real estate market, and the TransCanada bracket on the Keystone XL appeal and Trump's corporate tax tsunami are about to hit.
New housing statistics for mortgage and housing companies in Canada
Statistics Canada shows that foreign buyers have three companies.
4 per cent of all residential properties in Toronto and Toronto.
Residential properties in Vancouver are smaller than many in the industry have speculated.
Bottom line: Doug Porter, chief economist at BMO Financial Group, said the low proportion of foreign buyers across the country does not mean that their influence in the real estate market is equally small.
Even in an already stretched market, a small number of new buyers will have a big ripple effect, he said.
Jeffrey Morgan wrote that lawyers against TransCanada's controversial Keystone XL pipeline expect the "court race" in the state of Neas to appeal the state's recent approval of the pipeline alternative route.
Bottom line: vote by the Public Service Council of NEAs
0, refusing the motion of TransCanada to retroactively modify its pipeline application through the state is a setback for Calgarybased company.
This denial increases the likelihood that TransCanada will attempt to overturn the appeal of the decision and that the environmental group will block the appeal of its construction.
Columnist Jack Mintz wrote that with the most extensive tax plan in the United States since 1986, a tax tsunami will hit the global economy this week. U. S.
Tax reform will have a huge impact on the global economy, not only in terms of investment, but also in the flow of corporate bonds and the distribution of government taxes.
Lower company income
Tax rates that allow for spending on machines and equipment rather than Amortization will increase productivity as US businesses restructure their business through digital, AI, robotics, and big data processes.
As the largest trading partner of the United States, Canada's economy will also grow significantly. swiped.
One sign is the electric vehicle battery material safety competition is heating up, a Chinese
Gabe Friedman reported that a supportive investment group said it would spend $0. 265 billion to acquire a Canadian lithium exploration company that has no income.
Beijing and Shanghai
Hong Kong-based Nextview new energy Lions will pay $2.
61 cash per share, reflecting 22.
December closing price premium 5%.
15 Lithium X in Vancouver
Bottom line: this is marksNextview's second deal to get lithium in as many weeks as possible, last week he bought a 20 stake in Banacora Minerals, Banacora Minerals in Mexico
According to a report released by McKinsey this summer, China has more electric vehicles on its roads than any other country, which also shows that, china's lithium-ion battery companies account for an estimated 25 of the global supply.
Mall owners are adding apartments and apartments to their mall to try to take advantage of the supply
The housing market is restricted while reducing exposure to the retail sector.
Quote: "In Canada's largest city, the population is growing and there is no real land," said Ed sorson, chief executive of RioCan.
"There is no growth in demand for retail space . . . . . . This is perfectly reasonable on such a level.
"The bottom line is: the increase in retail vacancies" has led to more people starting to think that some of their websites have other uses, "said Matthew Smith, head of retail investment at Zoomlion National.
In addition, if retailers are concentrated around transport nodes, and despite their different locations, there is pressure on businesses, changing some retailers to residential may reduce this burden. -30-