HeyJaredThe Green Effect Podcast
Finance, life, business and everything in between! Reboot 2022! Brand new content with just myself gabbing away about the real estate world, personal stuff going on in my life, stories as an investor, and whatever else fits my fancy!
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Why Canadian Home Sales Stalled — Confidence, Rates & Delinquencies (opens the original)
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Housing affordability in Canada is the best it has been in years. Prices have come down, rates have sat at relatively low levels for months, and on paper the math works better today than it has in a long time. So why has the market gone quiet? In this episode I connect the dots between inflation, fuel costs, tariffs, bond yields and the housing market, and land on the piece almost everyone overlooks: consumer confidence. Buyers who can afford to move are choosing not to, and that single factor e
Bank of Canada Holds, 42,000 Jobs Lost, Waterloo Housing Market Update (opens the original)
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The Bank of Canada held the overnight rate this week, and almost every headline stopped there. The more useful information was in the press conference, where the Bank said it is not ruling out an increase — because tariffs are inflationary and inflation has climbed to the top of their tolerance band. In this episode Stephen Green breaks down what the central bank actually signalled, why headline inflation of 3% and core inflation of 2.2% tell two different stories, and what a soft August jobs re
Tariffs, Bond Yields and Your Canadian Mortgage — Market Update (opens the original)
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A 50% tariff is going in. Canada is matching it dollar for dollar as of September 8. And the bond market moved the same morning the news landed. In this episode Stephen Green connects the trade-war headlines to the number that actually shows up on your mortgage statement. IN THIS EPISODE: • The 50% tariff, where the negotiation broke down, and Canada's dollar-for-dollar response • Why the provinces are willing to play ball — but only within reason • Bond yields dropped, and why fixed mortgage pr
Jobs Report Doubts, Bond Yields and Canada's Coming Housing Squeeze - S6E17 (opens the original)
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Ontario's unemployment rate dropped to a two-year low — and Stephen Green isn't convinced. In this episode of The Green Effect Podcast, Stephen walks through the four forces moving the Canadian mortgage and housing market right now, and what each one means for you if you're buying, renewing, or waiting. In this episode: • Ontario added 52,000 jobs, Canada added 75,100, and unemployment fell to roughly 6.4% — Stephen explains why a workforce survey may not match what's happening on the ground • W
S6 E16: Fixed Rates Tick Up, 50% Tariffs & My Canadian Housing Bottom Call (opens the original)
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Fixed mortgage rates moved up this week — not by much, but enough to notice. In this episode, Waterloo mortgage broker Stephen Green traces the line from a trade dispute, to the bond market, to your mortgage payment, and then looks forward at where this market actually goes from here. IN THIS EPISODE: • Proposed 50% US tariffs on autos, dairy and alcohol — and whether CUSMA blocks them • The bond yield connection: why fixed rates followed, and by roughly how much • Bank of Canada's hold, June in
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