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Tag Archives: Downtown Vancouver
Lowball Offers – What they are, how to do it, and how to deal with one if you are a Seller
Lowballing Vancouver Real Estate
It’s a buyer’s market for Vancouver real estate these days and Lowballing is a great way for buyers to get the best deal possible. For sellers a Lowball is an opportunity to get an accepted offer in a time when these are scarce.
Many buyers are afraid to Lowball for fear of insulting the sellers. With a Lowball offer it’s like anything else in life, if you don’t try, you’ll never know!
I put a deal together at 2502-1483 Homer Street. The asking price was $1.1 Million and we got it for $97 Continue reading
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A Winter Sunset in Yaletown!
Yaletown Sunset in Downtown Vancouver By Mike Stewart
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View in HD Download 480p Version Visit Mike Stewart’s ExposureRoom Videos Page
Hi All,
This is a bit frivolous, but it was just so gorgeous I had to share!
Why Vancouver Real Estate is Doing What its Doing By Paul Krugman
The Financial Crisis Explained by Paul Krugman! By Mike Stewart
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View in HD Download 480p Version Visit Mike Stewart’s ExposureRoom Videos Page
Have a look at this article below by Paul Krugman that I recently read in the Guardian. It explains clearly and in an easy to understand manner, what in the US and its effect on the rest of the World.
I am a big fan of Paul Krugman. I took Political Science at Simon Fraser University and I read alot of his stuff. I love it and I’d love to hear your thoughts!
We all go together when we go
The first great financial crisis of the 21st century has begun. Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman explains how it happened, and how it can be cured
We all go together when we go
The first great financial crisis of the 21st century has begun. Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman explains how it happened, and how it can be cured
I’m tempted to say that the crisis is like nothing we’ve ever seen before, but it might be more accurate to say that it’s like everything we’ve seen before, all at once: a bursting real estate bubble comparable to what happened in Japan at the end of the 80s; a wave of bank runs comparable to those of the early 30s; a liquidity trap in the US, again reminiscent of Japan; and, most recently, a disruption of international capital flows and a wave of currency crises all too reminiscent of what happened to Asia in the late 90s.
Let’s tell the tale.
Vancouver – Why I love living here!
Downtown Vancouver – Why I like living here! By Mike Stewart
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View in HD Download 480p Version Visit Mike Stewart’s ExposureRoom Videos Page
Hi All,
I am a born and bred Vancouver boy and I am very proud of this. Have a look at this video and let me know your thoughts!

