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There and Back Again
Cameron MuirChief Economist
Greater Vancouver Home Builders’ Association
Coquitlam, BC
December 8, 2009
Housing Market
Rebound
Sales Rebound From Crisis Lows
Economic Expansion;Declining Mortgage Rates;
Pent-Up Demand
Residential MLS® Unit Sales (SAAR)Record Low Mortgage Rates;
Pent-up Demand; Lower Prices
Financial Crisis;Global Recession;
Low Confidence
Affordability Concerns;End of 40-Year Amortizations;
Declining Prices
Sources: BC Real Estate Boards, CREA, BCREASeasonally Adjusted at Annual Rates
Units Units
Source: BCREA Economics
Residential Supply & DemandBritish Columbia
Sales-to-Active Listings (seasonally adjusted)Per Cent
Balanced
Regional Differences Significant
Source: BCREA Economics
Large Urban Centres Rebound
Buyers’ Balanced Sellers’
3-month moving average
Sales-to-Active Listings
Sources: BC Real Estate Boards, BCREA
Units
Sources: CREA, BCREASeasonally Adjusted at Annual Rates
Sales Outpace Expectations
REBGV MLS® Unit Sales (SAAR)
Does this look sustainable to you?
Mortgage Payment* Mar-09 Mar-08 Change $ Change % Lowest Since
Victoria $2,166 $2,873 -$707 -25% Feb. 2006
Vancouver Island $1,483 $1,839 -$356 -19% Jan. 2007Powell River Sunshine Coast $1,221 $1,339 -$118 -9% Apr. 2007
Greater Vancouver $2,604 $3,512 -$908 -26% Mar. 2006
Fraser Valley $1,927 $2,527 -$600 -24% Feb. 2006
Chilliwack $1,426 $1,921 -$495 -26% Feb. 2006
Kamloops $1,308 $1,729 -$421 -24% Jan. 2007
Okanagan Mainline $1,692 $2,372 -$680 -29% Mar. 2006
South Okanagan $1,452 $2,037 -$585 -29% Apr. 2006
Kootenay $1,209 $1,582 -$373 -24% Jan. 2007
Northern Lights $1,063 $959 +$104 +11% -
BC Northern $960 $1,169 -$209 -18% Sept. 2006
BC Total $2,081 $2,754 -$673 -24% Mar. 2006*Based on the average MLS® residential sales price, 20% down-payment, 25 year amortization and the average posted 5-year fixed mortgage rate for the month.
Housing Affordability – Spring 2009
Sources:CREA, BCREA
Prices Reaching for Record Highs
• Single-Detached Home Sales Driving Price Growth
• Provincial Figure Reflects Rebound in Large Urban Areas
BC MLS® Average Price
Inflation Adjusted Dollars
Sources: Statistics Canada, CREA, BCREA
Per Cent
Mortgage Rate
Average Payment
Affordability Ceilings Tested
26%
Sources: VREB, BCREA
Prices Rebound on Demand, Low Supply
• All Product Types Share in Price Recovery
• Detached Market Rebounds Quickest
Vancouver MLS® Price
Inflation Adjusted Dollars
Sources: Statistics Canada, CREA, BCREA
Per Cent
Mortgage Rate
Average Payment
Affordability Ceilings Tested Van
26%
Sources: Bank of Canada, BCREA
How Close Are We Affordability Ceiling?
What Are the Risks?
Price Risk
Rate Risk
Inflation Adjusted Dollars
Sources: Bank of Canada, BC Real Estate Association
5-Year
1-Year
Mortgage Rates Rise Modestly in 2010
Fixed Rate Variable Rate
Global Economic Malaise
Per Cent
Sources: International Monetary Fund WEO (July 2009), BCREA GDP Growth at Constant Dollars
Global Recession Slow to End
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREAChained 2002 Dollars
Canada GDP Dollars (Millions)
Slow and Choppy Canadian Recovery
June Trough?
Index
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREA
Equities Rally, But Still Recouping Loss
45%
40%
SAAR Units (x 1,000)
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREA
US Starts
BC Sawn LumberProduction (RHS)
% change
US Housing Bottoms Out, Slow Build
Sources: US Census Bureau, BCREA Estimates
Ratio of Vacant-to-Occupied Housing
1985 – 2002 Trend
1975 – 2008 Trend
US Housing Remains Oversupplied
Sources: FRED®, BCREA
Annualized Auto Sales (Millions)
Cash for Clunkers – Temporary Reprieve
Dollars (Millions) Inflation Adjusted
Sources: FRED®, BCREA
US ConsumersPer Cent
Retail Trade (LHS)
Unemployment Rate (RHS)
$(millions)
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREASeasonally Adjusted
Exports Continue to Struggle
Sources: english.freemap.ca, BC Stats, BC Real Estate Association
-27% PRC:+22%
Japan:-28%
S. Korea:-12%
2009 YTD-28%
-53%
-51%
-18%
-51%Taiwan:
-26%
Exports Growth Negative, China Exception
Sources: english.freemap.ca, BC Stats, BC Real Estate Association
53.1% PRC:6.1%
Japan:15.1%
S. Korea:5.9%
2008
0.7%
1.6%
1.2%
0.5%
1.0%Taiwan:
1.8%
But US Still BC’s Key Market
Share of BC Exports
Export Revenue Per Capita
Source: Urban Futures – based on 2001 data
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREA
$US/CDN
Loonie Rises, Greenback Weakens
Commodity Price Index
Exchange Rate
Index
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREA
Confidence Improving, Buying Flat
Per CentConfidence Retail Sales Growth
Room Revenues (Dollars x1,000)
Sources: BC Stats, BCREA
Tourism Demand Wanes
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREA
Unemployment Rate Employment (x 1,000)
• Unemployment Rate Stabilizes
• Full-Time Employment Down as Part-Time Gains – Hours Cut
• Healthcare Sector Strong Y/Y Growth
• Pressure on Public Administration
• Losses in Tourism and Discretionary Sectors
Labour Market Patterns StabilizingBC Province
BC Employment Forecast2007 - 2017
Source: COPS BC Unique Scenario
Units
Sources: CREA, BCREASeasonally Adjusted at Annual Rates
Projected Sales Range
Sales Outpace ExpectationsBC MLS® Unit Sales (SAAR)
Affordability InducedDecline
Financial Crisis
Units
Sources: CREA, BCREASeasonally Adjusted at Annual Rates
Vancouver Forecast Range
REBGV MLS® Unit Sales (SAAR)
Units
Sources: Statistics Canada, Urban Futures
BC Homeownership Rates
Per Cent
Sources: VIREB 2008 Buyer Profile, BCREA
• Parksville/Qualicum, Campbell River are Preferred Destinations for Albertans
• Alberta Personal Income Weaker on Income Growth and Depressed Investment Income
• Oil and Natural Gas Prices Impact Corporate Profits and Investment
Alberta Buyers Key Source of Demand
Building Permits (Residential)
Sources: CMHC, BCREA
Urban Housing Starts 45+ Year Low?
20 Year Average
Individuals
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREA
Risk of Multi-Decade Low Starts
Units
Sources: CMHC, BCREAFigures reflect activity in 9 large BC markets
Inventory Tops Below Previous Cycles
Under Construction (RHS)
Inventory (LHS)
Individuals
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREA
Migration Still Strong Despite Recession
Total (RHS)
Net Change
Sources: BC Stats P.E.O.P.L.E Model
Per Cent Growth
55+ = 36% of Population
BC Population Distribution - 2028
MLS® Prices to Plateau
Price
Forecast
Per Cent Change
BC Average MLS® Price
Sources: CREA, BCREA
• Current market strength fuelled by pent-up demand and low mortgage rates
• Pull-back in sales activity from current high expected, but demand remains elevated
• Prices to remain firm on attractive mortgage rates, population growth, and lack of new home construction
• Underlying economy recovering, but slowly
Final Thoughts:
Per Cent
Sources: Canadian Bankers Association, Statistics CanadaBCREA
*Annualized, Population denotes those aged 15+
Mortgages in Arrears BC Bankruptcies Per Capita*
Financial Balancing Act for Consumers
Sources: CFIB Business Barometer®, BCREA
MonthlyQuarterly
Business Outlook Improves
-22%
Per Cent
Sources: Bank of Canada, BCREA
Core Inflation
Target Inflation BandTotal Consumer Inflation
Low Inflation Dampens Rate Pressure
• Negative Inflation Signals Continuation of Low Rates
• Continued Slack and Tepid Growth to Keep Inflation Pressures Low in Short Term
Per Cent
Sources: BC Stats, BC Government September Update Budget and Fiscal Plan,, BCREA, NBER
US Recessions
BC Economy To Improve in 2010
Sources: Bank of Canada, BC Real Estate Association
5-Year
1-Year
Mortgage Rates to Rise Modestly in 2010
Fixed Rate Variable Rate
Units
Sources:CREA, BCREA
Sales To Remain at Healthy Levels
Building Permits (Residential)
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREA
Residential Building Low but Improving
YTD July: -64%Singles : - 50%Multiples: -71%
Units
Sources: CMHC, BCREAFigures reflect activity in 9 large BC markets
Inventory Tops Below Previous Cycles
Under Construction (RHS)
Inventory (LHS)
Ratio (3m moving average)Sources: VIREB, BCREA
Buyers’ Balanced Sellers’
All Markets Show Improvement
Mar Sept
Sources: CHBA-BC, Altus Group, BCREA
Ready or Not – Harmonized Sales Tax
Home Price (x 1,000)
Additional Tax CHBA-BC/Altus Group Report
2006 Censal Data42.8 % of New Homes < $400K
18.1% of New Homes $400-$500K23.9% of New Homes $500-$750K15.2% of New Homes > $750K
57% of New Homes Above Threshold
BC a Population Growth Leader
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREAPer Cent
Building Permits (Residential)
Sources: Statistics Canada, CREA, BCREA
Residential Building Intentions Low
YTD JulyBC: - 64%
Victoria : - 67%
Sources: CMHC, BC Real Estate AssociationYTD August
New Housing Starts
-80%-71%
-11%
-65%-63%
Units
Sources: CMHC, BCREAFigures reflect activity in 9 large BC markets
Nanaimo New Home Supply Swells
Under Construction(RHS)
Inventory
Capital Region Price Distribution - 2008Units
Sources: BC Assessment Authority, BCREA
35% Below $275K
Sources: Statistics Canada, BCREA
Unemployment Rate Employment (x 1,000)
• Unemployment Rate Remains Low
• Full-Time Employment Down as Part-Time Gains – Hours Cut
• Healthcare Sector Still Stable
• Pressure on Public Administration
• Losses in Tourism and Discretionary Sectors
Labour Market Moderately WeakensVictoria CMA
Units
Sources: VREB. CREA, BC Real Estate AssociationSeasonally Adjusted at Annual Rates
Projected Sales Range
Sales Outpace ExpectationsVictoria MLS® Unit Sales (SAAR)
Affordability InducedDecline
Financial Crisis
Units
Sources: CMHC, BCREAFigures reflect activity in 9 large BC markets
Victoria CMA New Home Inventory
Under Construction (RHS)
Inventory (LHS)
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