David Valente Real Estate, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Downtown Vancouver

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Now Listed at $879,000.

661 20TH AVENUE, VANCOUVER WEST, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Absolutely charming 1930's home situated on a picturesque tree-lined street at the edge of 13 acre Douglas Park. This tasteful 5 bed, 2 bath home has retained its original character while benefiting from a complete upgrade over the last 10 yrs. Look beyond the lovely 8'2 coved ceilings, panelled living rm wal ...

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The FP article below discusses TDCT, however the same now applies to CIBC, RBC, BMO and Scotiabank

Eoin Callan, Financial Post  TD has decided to pass on to customers only part of the hefty cut in interest rates by the Bank of Canada.

The bank will pocket a third of the rate cut to improve its own profit margins, while customers will see the prime lending rate reduced by only .5 per cent, ins ...

Jacqueline Thorpe, Financial Post  Published: Tuesday, December 09, 2008

In these times of economic 'crisis' it bears keeping in mind how little things change: economies boom and bust all the time.

For example, the last time Canadian interest rates were as low as they are today was in 1958 when Canada was emerging from recession. The economy, valued at about $32-billion at the time, was carri ...

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Making sense of today’s housing market December 5th, 2008

 In recent months, economists have had the unenviable task of trying to calculate the direction the housing market is likely to take, factoring in things like unemployment rates, population and immigration figures, economic growth, mortgage rates, and that most nebulous of criteria: consumer confidence.

They agree that the decrease in housing sales and prices bears little relation to the eco ...

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