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Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation January 30, 2012

Housing Research

In this issue:

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Features

Research Highlight

Monitoring Performance of Retrofitting from Tank to Tankless Water Heaters
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) initiated a project to better understand the impacts that retrofitting a conventional storage tank hot water heater to a gas-fired tankless heater had on water and energy consumption. Monitoring in 23 houses found an average 46 percent reduction in natural gas used for water heating after such a retrofit. The impacts on water consumption were more varied but overall there was an average increase in water consumption of 2 percent.

About Your House

Insulating Your House
A well-insulated home will not only keep you warm and comfortable, it will also save you money in reduced heating bills. Written for homeowners, landlords and contractors, this fact sheet helps you assess insulation problems, explains what makes insulation effective and examines insulation in walls for new and older homes, and for attics and basements. Included is a handy reference table on the different types of insulation, such as glass fibre and cellulose, with R-values plus other useful information.

CMHC at Large

The 2011 Canadian Housing Observer 
In case you missed it, we recently released the new 2011 Canadian Housing Observer. CMHC's annual flagship publication provides comprehensive insight into Canada's housing market and is a key resource for Canada's housing experts, including housing finance and real estate professionals, policy makers, researchers, educators and builders. This year's feature article is on Housing Finance. New this year is the launch of additional online interactive tables featuring housing data at the local level for more than 100 selected municipalities.

National Housing Research Committee (NHRC)
The summaries for the Fall 2011 meetings are now available. Please feel free to forward them to interested associates and colleagues.
http://nhrc-cnrl.ca/en/meeting/past/full-committee
http://nhrc-cnrl.ca/en/meeting/past/distinct-needs-wg
http://nhrc-cnrl.ca/en/meeting/past/housing-data-wg
http://nhrc-cnrl.ca/en/meeting/past/homelessness-wg
http://nhrc-cnrl.ca/en/meeting/past/sustainable-wg

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Affordable Housing E-Notification
Stay up-to-date with what's happening in the field of Affordable Housing! Receive a monthly e-notice that highlights information on tools, web forums, financial assistance, and success stories.

Events and Items of Interest

2012 Sustainable Communities Conference and Trade Show
February 8 to 10, 2012
Ottawa, Ontario

Green Building Conference
March 2 to 3, 2012
Kimberley, British Columbia
This conference explores the latest advancements in energy efficiency, renewable energy, greening of the building code, net zero energy homes and more, including a focused stream of workshops targeted to provide professional development for the building industry.

Northern Housing Forum/Borealis Conference 2012
March 5 to 9, 2012
Alta, Norway

2012 National Canadian Home Builders' Association (CHBA) Conference
March 16 to 18, 2012
Mont Tremblant, Quebec

Find out what is new and upcoming with CMHC, visit our Events Calendar.

To find out what is going on in the industry, see the list of other Housing-Related Events and Conferences.

Did You Know

that most Canadian homeowners with a mortgage have substantial equity in their homes? Source: Household Indebtedness from 2011 Canadian Housing Observer.

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Commercial Real Estate News - Friday, January 20 2012

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Scotiabank to sell Toronto headquarters - Bank of Nova Scotia

Bank of Nova Scotia is looking to sell its headquarters in the heart of Toronto’s financial district, with a price tag of as much as $1-billion. Completed in the late 1980s, the 68-storey tower at 40 King Street West — the country’s second tallest skyscraper — known as Scotia Plaza is reportedly the only bank building in the country with its own bullion vault in the basement.

Financial Post   Thu Jan 19 2012 - Globe and Mail - Toronto Star

Scotiabank is Centre Ice in Canada: Video - Colliers

Scotiabank is looking into selling its headquarters in downtown Toronto, which may fetch up to $1-billion. Just how hot is the Canadian commercial real estate market? BNN interviews Ian Gragtmans, senior vice-president at Colliers.

Globe and Mail (Video)   Fri Jan 20 2012 - Globe and Mail

Partners REIT Acquiring Five Properties in Ontario and One in Alberta - Partners REIT - PAR.UN-X

Partners Real Estate Investment Trust announced that it will be acquiring five properties in Ontario from unrelated vendors and one in Alberta aggregating approximately 428,000 square feet, which are being funded by debt, the assumption of existing mortgages and the proceeds from the previously announced NorRock Realty Finance Corporation transaction.

Marketwire   Fri Jan 20 2012 - Windsor Star

Romspen ... when size matters

Romspen is a non-bank mortgage lender specializing in commercial real estate across Canada. We offer customized mortgage solutions for term, bridge and construction financing from $2M to $60M. With over $750 million under administration, Romspen leads the industry in commercial mortgage lending.

www.romspen.com, 800-494-0389, 416-928-4868 or contact Blake Cassidy


 

Michael McNamara: Broookfield's New Head of U.S. Acquisitions and Dispositions - Brookfield Office Properties - BPO-T

Brookfield Office Properties Inc. has hired Michael McNamara as the Head of U.S. Acquisitions & Dispositions, reporting to President & Global Chief Investment Officer Dennis Friedrich. Mr. McNamara joins Brookfield after serving as the SVP/Managing Director for TRECAP Partners and prior to that position managing director and principal at Lehman Brothers Real Estate Partner.

Marketwire   Fri Jan 20 2012

Video: Corrado Russo, Portfolio Manager, Timbercreek Global Real Estate Fund - Timbercreek Global Real Estate Fund - TGF.UN-T

Corrado Russo, Portfolio Manager, Timbercreek Global Real Estate Fund, speaking on BNN’s Business Day show about current opportunities in the Global Real Estate market.

BNN.ca   Thu Jan 19 2012

New office towers seen on Edmonton's horizon - Avison Young

An increasingly tight office-space market in Edmonton will spark the announcement of two major new buildings this year, according to John Ross, managing director with Avison Young's local office. "My view is that we'll see one or maybe two new office projects announced, probably toward the end of this year, because the demand is going to be there." Avison Young released their 2012 predictions for commercial real estate in Canada and the U.S.

Edmonton Journal   Fri Jan 20 2012 - Leader Post

New office towers changing the face of Toronto - PricewaterhouseCoopers

Toronto is on a roll. At least, its architecture is. Not only are new office towers finally appearing on the skyline, they are doing so with unusual aplomb. There are exceptions, of course, but the city has been transformed by a series of glass skyscrapers that remind us just how much life remains in a form that now goes back a long way.

Toronto Star   Fri Jan 20 2012

Your Expert Partner in Commercial and Construction Financing

MCAP is your expert partner in providing commercial and construction financing across Canada. With more than $1 billion in annual commitments, MCAP provides its clients with a variety of financing options encompassing:

  -  Land development
  -  Condominium construction
  -  Freehold construction
  -  Inventory loans for builders over completed units
  -  Conventional commercial term loans
  -  CMHC insured multi-family
  -  Mezzanine loans
  -  Commercial construction loans

Visit our website at www.mcap.com to explore these various financing options.

 

Direct Energy quits Toronto for Houston - Direct Energy

Direct Energy is moving its head office from Toronto to Houston, citing “thriving” and competitive energy markets in Texas and the northeastern United States and the failure of Ontario to open up. The company, which has been based in Toronto for more than a decade, said it will take a year to 18 months to complete the move. About 500 jobs will be affected, said spokeswoman Hillary Marshall.

Globe and Mail   Fri Jan 20 2012

Canadian retailers face pressure-cooker year ahead: Ernst & Young - Ernst & Young

Canadian retailers will have no time to enjoy the post-holiday season, as 2011 challenges spill into 2012. Retailers face numerous challenges, including an influx of foreign competitors, weak consumer sentiment and decreased consumer buying power, says Ernst & Young.

Canada News Wire   Fri Jan 20 2012

Edmonton leads nation in store construction - CBRE

More retail space is under construction in Edmonton than anywhere else in the nation, says a re-port by commercial real estate firm CBRE. "This energy-based economy is really driving a lot of things in this city from residential construction to industrial demand, and when there's low unemployment, people are buying, so retailers are strong," said Dave Young, senior vice-president and managing director of CBRE's Edmonton office.

Edmonton Journal   Fri Jan 20 2012

With Supply in Check, Retail Market Flourishes Despite Headwinds - CBRE

The Canadian retail market continues to appeal to foreign retailers and sales have been robust. The overall market recorded a significant drop in vacancy compared to 2012 and the lack of space, especially in desirable locations, has supported rent growth for most retail formats.

CBRE: Canadian Retail Market Review   Fri Jan 20 2012 - CBRE 2011 Q4 Retail Report

Property Biz Canada --- Articles from the Lastest Edition

Cushman & Wakefield CEO Bullish for 2012
Property Biz Canada, January 18, 2011

Has The Commercial Property Cycle Peaked? Altus Believes It Might Have
Property Biz Canada, January 16, 2012

Killam Properties partners with Kuwait Finance House and acquires apartment building
Property Biz Canada, January 16, 2011

Send your stories to Ann White or Paul Brent

 

Opportunity in Home Depot and Lowe’s on potential pullback - Lowe's Cos - LOW-N

Despite a broad pullback in the U.S. housing market, home improvement giants Home Depot Inc. and Lowe’s Cos. Inc. are expected to continue to outperform the market. The stocks have made sizeable gains during the past six months, with HD up 26% and LOW climbing 22%. Weakness in the housing sector hasn’t affected the S&P Home builders index either as it is up around 25% in the past three months.

Financial Post   Fri Jan 20 2012

Is Manufacturing Momentum Shifting to the U.S. - McVeigh Capital Managemen

After decades of watching American companies move jobs overseas, manufacturing is beginning to make a comeback of sorts here in the U.S. -- and sooner than some expected. "There is no shortage of areas that were crippled by the financial crisis, and United States manufacturing ranks high on that list," noted a report issued by Chat Reynders and Patrick McVeigh.

CoStar Group   Fri Jan 20 2012

Democrats press for new bridge - Ambassador Bridge

After Ambassador Bridge owner Matty Moroun was briefly jailed, proponents of a rival government-backed crossing appear to be intensifying efforts to get it built. The $1-billion bridge, to be located one mile downriver from Moroun's bridge, is backed by Canada, Ontario, Washington and Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder. But it was rejected by a 3-2 vote in October by a state senate economic development committee following an intense Ambassador Bridge lobbying campaign.

Windsor Star   Fri Jan 20 2012

Food Lion To Close 126 Stores - Delhaize Group - DEG-N

Delhaize Group, the Belgium-based parent of Food Lion chain in the U.S., is the latest grocer to shrink its store count. The latest news on store closings follows on the heels of A&P announcing last week that it plans to close 14 more stores following its emergence from bankruptcy and, more recently, another grocery store chain, Sprouts, said it will close three Austin, TX area stores.

CoStar Group   Fri Jan 20 2012

REAL ESTATE FORUMS 2012 - WINTER AND SPRING CALENDAR

Quebec Apartment Conference

Montreal

February 16, 2012

RealCapital

Toronto

February 29, 2012

Montreal Real Estate Forum

Montreal

March 20, 2012

Green Real Estate Conference

Toronto

April 4, 2012

Vancouver Real Estate Forum

Vancouver

April 11, 2012

Winnipeg Real Estate Forum

Winnipeg

April 18, 2012

Montreal Leasing Conference

Montreal

April 24, 2012

Land and Development

Toronto

May 1, 2012

Quebec City Real Estate Forum

Quebec City

May 8, 2012

Edmonton Real Estate Forum

Edmonton

May 10, 2012

Calgary Real Estate Leasing Conference

Calgary

June 5, 2012


For more information visit: realestateforums.com

 

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Amica Mature Lifestyles Acquires Luxury Retirement Residence - Amica Mature Lifestyles Inc. - ACC-T

Amica Mature Lifestyles Inc. announced that it has completed its previously announced acquisition of the Quinte Gardens retirement residence located in Belleville, Ontario. The Acquisition further strengthens Amica's portfolio of luxury Wellness & Vitality™ communities and expands its presence in the Ontario marketplace. The purchase price of the Acquisition is $70.5 million and includes $2.25 million to be held in escrow as an income guarantee.

Marketwire   Fri Jan 20 2012

Officials suggest slashing VIA Rail service, partial sale - VIA Rail Canada

The Canadian government is studying the possibility of slashing services on VIA Rail, or selling part of the railway, Bloomberg News reports, though officials say there are no immediate plans for privatization. The news agency quotes a briefing note done for Transport Minister Denis Lebel, which it obtained under access-to-information laws, and notes that VIA chalked up an operating loss of more than $260-million in 2010. Revenue slipped and expenses climbed.

Globe and Mail   Fri Jan 20 2012 - CBC News

Ex-RBC advisor gets prison term - RBC Dominion Securities

Henry Cole, a financial advisor hired by RBC Dominion Securities despite a previous run-in with regulators, was sentenced to two-and-half years in prison after pleading guilty to fraud. Mr. Cole admitted to using deception and forged signatures to persuade RBC clients to transfer more than $2-million into what he described as a “pooled fund” of real estate properties.

Financial Post   Fri Jan 20 2012

Timbercreek Senior Mortgage Investment Corporation Raises $152.2 Million - Timbercreek Senior Mortgage Investment Corp - MTG-T

Timbercreek Senior Mortgage Investment Corporation announced that it has completed its initial public offering of 11,500,000 class A shares, which includes the exercise by the Agents of an overallotment option of 15%, for aggregate gross proceeds of $115,000,000.

Canada News Wire   Fri Jan 20 2012

Home > Commercial > Real Estate Investment Trusts

Break fee may favour Cominar bid - Homburg Canada Inc

Any company that hopes to one-up Cominar Real Estate Investment Trust’s $900-million bid to take over Canmarc Real Estate Investment Trust had better read the fine print. Cominar, after all, has bid $16.50 to take over every Canmarc unit it doesn’t own. The board of Canmarc, previously known as Homburg Canada Real Estate Investment Trust, endorsed the deal.

Chronicle Herald   Fri Jan 20 2012

NorthWest Healthcare REIT Completes Purchase of Quebec City Medical Office Building - NorthWest Healthcare Properties REIT

NorthWest Healthcare Properties REIT announced that it has completed the previously announced acquisition of Centre Medicale de L'Hetriere, a 36,600 square foot medical office building in the Greater Quebec City Area. Located along the western boundary of Quebec City, Centre Medicale de L'Hetriere (3520 rue de l'Hetriere) is a newer development that benefits from being the only prominent medical office building in the immediate and fast growing market.

Canada News Wire   Fri Jan 20 2012

Tenants lose as landlord TransGlobe REIT racks up charges - Transglobe Apartment REIT - TGA.UN-T

A rental company with buildings in six provinces racked up hundreds of safety complaints, but its units are still on the market under two successor entities, a CBC Marketplace investigation has revealed. TransGlobe Investment Management had thousands of apartment units in approximately 400 buildings in B.C., Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. but also a large number of complaints from tenants.

CBC   Fri Jan 20 2012

Scott's Real Estate Investment Trust provides an update on Priszm - Scott's REIT - SRQ.UN-T

Scott's Real Estate Investment Trust announced a cash distribution for of $0.0708 per unit for the month of January 2012. The distribution will be payable on February 15, 2012 to Unitholders of record on January 31, 2012. Scott's REIT reviews the amount of its distributions on an ongoing basis and considers a number of factors including expected cash flows based on occupancy rates, operating expenses, capital expenditures and debt service requirements

Canada News Wire   Fri Jan 20 2012

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Moderate growth eases concern of crash in housing market - Canadian Real Estate Association

Canada’s real estate market is growing at a snail’s pace, reinforcing hopes the housing sector will glide to a soft landing instead of crashing. Worries over the economy have dampened demand in some resale housing markets, but the prospect of low interest rates for at least another year is luring buyers and helping create an equilibrium in most parts of the country.

Globe and Mail   Thu Jan 19 2012

Our love affair with home ownership might be doomed

Meet Ben Rabidoux. He’s a friend who has been trying to warn Canadians about the love affair we have with home ownership. Mr. Rabidoux is an analyst with M Hanson Advisers, a U.S. research firm that caters to institutional investors. His website, TheEconomicAnalyst.com, provides easy to digest graphs that essentially explain themselves, but he also weaves together a sobering new reality we may soon be facing.

Globe and Mail   Thu Jan 19 2012

Strong market means house prices to rise in major cities - Royal LePage

Canada's housing market will continue to be strong this year, with rising property values expected in all major markets, real estate brokerage firm Royal LePage said Thursday. The company's forecast called for prices across to country to rise 2.8 per cent by the end of 2012, after stronger gains last year. Even pricey housing markets in Metro Vancouver and Toronto - where standard two-storey homes averaged $1.1 million and $629,188 ..

Vancouver Sun   Mon Jan 16 2012 - Moneyville

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Jonathan J. Knight
Broker
RE/MAX Clearview Inc. Brokerage
202 Montreal St, Stayner L0M 1S0
705 428 4500 - office
705 441 6839 - direct
705 428 5951 - fax
877 441 6839 - free
www.jonjknight.com
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DIY keywords – quick and dirty!
 
One of the most important factors of success for any website is its use of keywords. Real estate websites are no exception and understanding how to create and effectively use keywords will send you straight to the head of the class.
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Consumers don’t know skills of Realtors says survey 

Of the more than 120,000 Ontarians who used a Realtor to buy or sell a home last year, many did so without fully understanding the expertise and skills Realtors provide, says a new Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) survey. Conducted by Leger Marketing, the survey says only 10 per cent of Ontarians who have used a Realtor know that Realtors are trained in environmental issues, and even fewer (six per cent) are aware that family law is part of a Realtor’s education.
 
 

Dare to prepare for objections

In a world where competition is continually increasing and more and more companies are announcing, “I’ll do it for cheaper” you need to prepare yourself for the most common objections we all face. Maybe it’s pricing, commission, rate or speed of sale. Whatever the objections are, you need to have readymade answers that make sense to the potential client that you can call upon quickly and explain in a few basic statements.
 
 
B.C. allows personal real estate corporations
British Columbia is the first Canadian province to allow individual real estate licencees to form personal real estate corporations (PREC). Under the Real Estate Services Act and the Real Estate Services Regulation, Realtors can take advantage of the benefits of incorporation in a manner similar to dentists, accountants and lawyers.
 
 

Grace period ends for Quebec brokerage rules

Not surprisingly, a law that adds new costs to brokers has not been met with universal acclaim. Broker Claude Leclair, manager of Maison du consommateur in Rosemère, north of Montreal, says real estate professionals have been forced to change their titles from agents to brokers despite the fact clients have never been able to tell the difference between the designations since he started his real estate career in 1989.
In an email he sent to the OACIQ, an admittedly frustrated Leclair calls the organization “specialists in imposing expenses that are really unnecessary to justify its mission to protect the public.”
 
 
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January 16, 2012

Housing Research

2011 Canadian Housing Observer

Features

The 2011 Canadian Housing Observer — Just released!
The Observer is CMHC's annual flagship publication that provides comprehensive insight into Canada's housing market and is a key resource for Canada's housing experts, including housing finance and real estate professionals, policy makers, researchers, educators and builders. This year's feature article is on Housing Finance. The chapters include:

The analysis contained in the Observer is complemented by a broad range of online detailed data tables that provide information on all of Canada's major housing markets, analytic reports, and CMHC's Housing in Canada Online (HiCO) tool. 

New this year is the launch of additional online interactive tables featuring housing data at the local level for more than 100 selected municipalities.

Research Highlight

2006 Census Housing Series: Issue 14 — The Housing Conditions of Visible Minority Households
Using data from the 2006 Census, this Highlight profiles visible minority households across Canada. The Highlight describes household growth, urbanization and examines characteristics such as tenure, household type and incomes. Also included are information on housing conditions and core housing need for each visible minority group identified through the Census.

About Your House

Choosing a Dehumidifier
Dehumidifiers are used to remove moisture from indoor air. They address moisture problems such as window condensation and comfort problems associated with high relative humidity. Dehumidifiers also help keep damp basements dry. This About Your House provides information to help you decide if you need a dehumidifier and how to choose one that meets your needs. It includes advice on how to measure humidity and details on how various types of dehumidifiers, from heat-pump dehumidifiers to dehumidifying ventilators, work.

CMHC at Large

Harmony House — an EQuilibrium™ Housing Project
The Government of Canada announced the official opening and demonstration phase launch for Harmony House, an energy-efficient and environmentally-friendly home in Burnaby, British Columbia, as part of CMHC's EQuilibrium™ Sustainable Housing Demonstrative Initiative. Harmony House is the second of two EQuilibrium™ Housing demonstration homes to be constructed and opened for public and industry tours in British Columbia, and the eleventh EQuilibrium™ Housing project opened across Canada.

National Housing Research Committee (NHRC)
The NHRC Fall 2011 Newsletter is now available. If you wish to receive a hard copy of the newsletter, please call 1-800-668-2642.

Research Highlights — RSS Feeds
Keep up to date by subscribing to our RSS feeds. RSS feeds allow you to access the content that you want, the way you want. What is RSS?

Affordability and Choice Today (ACT)
A Compendium of ACT Solutions to Improve Housing Affordability and Choice contains a cross-section of project summaries of the most innovative ACT-funded solutions. It outlines the issues addressed, the changes implemented and the results. It is not intended to be an exhaustive review of all ACT-funded solutions. The objective, rather, is to highlight those projects which have the greatest potential to be widely replicated.

Events and Items of Interest

2012 Sustainable Communities Conference and Trade Show
February 8 to 10, 2012
Ottawa, Ontario

Green Building Conference
March 2 to 3, 2012
Kimberley, British Columbia
This conference explores the latest advancements in energy efficiency, renewable energy, greening of the building code, net zero energy homes and more, including a focused stream of workshops targeted to provide professional development for the building industry.

2012 National Canadian Home Builders' Association (CHBA) Conference
March 16 to 18, 2012
Mont Tremblant, Quebec

Find out what is new and upcoming with CMHC, visit our Events Calendar.

To find out what is going on in the industry, see the list of other Housing-Related Events and Conferences.

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You can download a free PDF copy of any previous Canadian Housing Observer edition (from 2003 – 2010).

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