Canadian Real Estate at a Crossroads with Mark Morris - Part 1 (Ep. 62)

Описание: Is Canadian real estate resetting, or is this just another pause before the next climb?

In this episode, John Soutsos and Mark Morris discuss the current state of Canadian real estate, how we arrived here, and what today’s market signals may mean for investors, homeowners, and medical professionals building long-term wealth.

John is joined by real estate lawyer and broker Mark Morris for a wide-ranging conversation about market cycles, leverage, liquidity, and why many Canadians have never experienced a true real estate downturn. Drawing comparisons to the early 1990s correction, they explore what feels different this time, including structural economic shifts, government policy, and the role of credit in shaping demand.

John and Mark discuss:
Why real estate is cyclical, even when people forget that it is
The difference between owning a home and treating property as an investment
How leverage and liquidity can amplify risk in a downturn
Where we may be in the current real estate cycle and what recovery could look like
And more!

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About Our Guest:

Mark Morris is a real estate lawyer with more than 25 years of experience in Ontario. He is also a licensed real estate broker and has founded and operated multiple businesses connected to residential and commercial real estate. Through his legal practice and broader business experience, Mark brings both transactional insight and macroeconomic perspective to discussions around property markets and long-term economic trends.