Coverage of the 2012 Real Estate Investment Summit
Canada isn’t headed towards a real estate crash: at least not yet. That’s according to CIBC World Markets deputy chief economist, Benjamin Tal, who gave the keynote address at this year’s Real Estate Investment Summit in Toronto. In this exclusive interview with BCTV, Tal outlines why he thinks the market is “overshooting” and why he doesn’t think it will be the meltdown some believe is coming. Click on the image to view the video.
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