Deficit and Debt Deadbeat Drowns Province in Red Ink
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Nope.
"Smooth" would mean you could draw a straight line across the points without leaving a significant gap below the line from first point to last.
This chart should frighten you and hopefully jolt you into reality.
So, once again look at the actual trending figures between 1990 and 2005. You see the prices dropping and then moving back up to around it's 1990 values. From 2005, the trend then starts to move steeply up. Again Harper was not concerned about it as stated in the link that I already posted. At least the present Government tried to legislate with the "Stress test". But housing has unfortunately turned into an investment opportunity for some who flipped the houses without even residing in them. Others, like Pee Pee bought multiple properties as a source of greedy rental income. Finally when the Government decides to work with the Provinces to invest in affordable housing, of course Conservatives opposed it!!
Lol! So now you're going back to 1990??? 35 years ago! So you skip Chretien who was PM from 93 to 2003...go immediately to Harper...then skip right over Trudeau for the past decade and blame PP who's not even PM (yet)???
Let's just leave it there.
If you can't understand a simple factual chart then no amount of me showing you facts will help you bypass your bias.
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Well you don't understand trending do you? Even if you go back from 2003 onwards, are you in denial with how the housing market was trending upwards? Well the same Pee Pee who was part of the Harper Govt. did not seem to bat an eyelid when Harper was going to give it zero time of his day. In other words the blame has to go to all those who did nothing about it. But when The Federal Govt. has offered the Provinces funding for building the fourplexes, of course Doug Ford is being the usual stubborn child:
Premier Ford clarifies fourplex comments despite insisting it would be a ‘disaster’ | Globalnews.ca
Ford stated that while he’s in favour of four-units on a single property he’s against the idea of four-storey buildings in neighbourhoods.
globalnews.ca
Still accept the facts for once!!
"Trending upwards" in real-estate is normal. This is about trending upwards abnormally as the stats that you choose to ignore prove. No need to go back 2 decades to try and blame Poilievre. No need to drag DoFo into this to distract.Well you don't understand trending do you? Even if you go back from 2003 onwards, are you in denial with how the housing market was trending upwards? Well the same Pee Pee who was part of the Harper Govt. did not seem to bat an eyelid when Harper was going to give it zero time of his day. In other words the blame has to go to all those who did nothing about it. But when The Federal Govt. has offered the Provinces funding for building the fourplexes, of course Doug Ford is being the usual stubborn child:
Premier Ford clarifies fourplex comments despite insisting it would be a ‘disaster’ | Globalnews.ca
Ford stated that while he’s in favour of four-units on a single property he’s against the idea of four-storey buildings in neighbourhoods.
Still accept the facts for once!!
Facts.
Accept them.
Cherry picking dates?
The chart I provided starts in 1975 and runs through to present day.
You may want to talk to your buddy bver who is somehow only fixated on when Conservatives were in power.
That would be cherry picking dates.
Yes, it does.
DoFo spends 2x what Wynne did, you gonna defend that too?
Ok I'll bite...show me what that curve would look like and then tell me why you think it's a "smooth" increase.
And Ford was noticeably missing at the new $15billion Federal Affordable Housing initiative announcement today.
He just does not care about housing affordability. Increasing developer profits yes. Helping folks, no.
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I'm not teaching you the basics of math and stats, skoob.
Do it yourself.
Filtering and Smoothing Data - MATLAB & Simulink
Use the smooth function to smooth response data, using methods for moving average, Savitzky-Golay filters, and local regression with and without weights and robustness (lowess, loess, rlowess and rloess).
www.mathworks.com
"Abnormally" really?? Okay lets take the house prices in context from 2007 to 2015 when Harper left office, and then 2015 to 2023 during Trudeau's tenure:
Now do the Math, between the above two tenures. Under Harper, house prices had risen close to 40%, while under Trudeau it is 44%.
So, that is called "abnormal" to you? That is why I'm saying that everyone should take the responsibility and not just the present Government. I posted previously how Harper said that it was concerning but did nothing about it. At least we are beginning to see the Government offering the local Provinces / Councils aid in accelerating the house rebuilding process!!
Finding some random irrelevant math website is a poor attempt at distracting.
Why would anyone want to smooth year-over-year data when you are looking for year-over-year differences?
What exactly is smoothing accomplishing here for you?
You may want to consider getting your eyes checked, and possibly getting a 2-for-1 deal on a chart reading course for you and FF...
You think house prices only went up 4% more under Trudeau's tenure? I even used 2023 which was lower than 2022!
Here let me help you...
Once again from the link that I posted, the Average House prices in 2007 was $376,236. It went up to $622,116 in 2015. That was close to a 40% rise.
Let us take the average price in 2023 was $1,126,449. Now do the math between 2007 and 2015. I.e. $622,116 - $376,236 = $245,880/$622,116= 39.5%
Do exactly the same for the 2015 - 2023. 1,126,449 - 622,116= 504,333/1,126,449=44.8%. Remember that house prices always go up by percentages year over year.
Same as salaries, property taxes etc. Yes it went up by just 5.3% more, and not an "abnormal" amount that you alleged!!
