Podcast appearances and mentions of dane eitel

Dane Eitel, President & Ceo at Eitel Insights who specializes in Real Estate Analytics discusses whether a growing population will have an impact on interest rates.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How should we actually prepare for natural disasters? Dr. Ryan Reynolds, PhD Postdoctoral Research Fellow at UBC School of Community and Regional Planning, and expert in natural hazards, coastal hazards and household emergency preparedness discusses how to prepare for natural disasters as B.C. tests their emergency alert system. Why do people keep attacking comedians on stage? As comedian Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage during his most recent show at the Hollywood Bowl. We ask if this is a trend that comedians should be weary of.  Harry Doupe, Comedian, Comedy Even Producer and TV Comedy Writer joins us to discuss.  How can we improve healthcare in BC? Edith Machattie, Co-Chair at BC Health Coalition discusses more ways to improve healthcare in B.C. Should we go private? Should we keep it public?  Racism in medicine Today CKNW Contributor Eric Chapman finds out if this is happening with our medical students. Sure Schools have Diversity and inclusion programs but is that just surface level compliance? Vancouver's housing prices are dropping and interest rates are rising – will the growing population rate impact this as well? Dane Eitel, President & Ceo at Eitel Insights who specializes in Real Estate Analytics discusses whether a growing population will have an impact on interest rates.  May the 4th be with you! Today is the 11th annual Star Wars Day Today is a very important day for geeks around the world.. It's Star Wars Day! May the 4th be with you. Our show contributor Jawn Jang takes us into the wonderfully nerdy world of Star Wars and why today means so much to so many. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chapter 1: A federal election will officially be called this Sunday and so much has happened since the last one. Guest: Abigail Bimman, Global National Ottawa Correspondent. Chapter 2: You thought BC Day long weekend was a busy one for the ferries? Just wait. This weekend is expected to be one of the busiest. Guest: Deborah Marshall, Executive Director Public Affairs for BC Ferries Chapter 3: Mandatory vaccination for workers in longer-term care and assisted living. Guest: Adrian Dix, Provincial Health Minister. Chapter 4: You may have noticed the real estate market going through some changes. Guest:  Dane Eitel, Founder and Lead Analyst at Eitel Insights Chapter 5: COVID is still out there and vaccinations are becoming mandatory for some industries.  Is this the appropriate response? Guest: Doctor Brian Conway, Medical Director & Infectious Diseases Specialist at the Vancouver Infectious Disease Centre. Chapter 6: Following the UN report that came out this week and given the extreme heat we are experiencing, people are talking about a need for climate change now. Guest: Dr. Simon Donner, Climate Scientist, Professor at UBC.

Vancouver's real estate market remains hotter than ever. For more insight we talk to Dane Eitel, Founder and Lead Analyst at Eitel Insights

The Metro Vancouver real estate market made a giant splash throughout 2020 despite all the economic uncertainty. But is this sustainable? Dane Eitel of Eitel Insights joins BIV Today to discuss how the market kept chugging along and what’s in store for the coming year. Reporter Tyler Orton hosts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode of Mornings with Simi: -A relatively civil debate between the leaders of the big three provincial parties yesterday evening. -A strong return to activity in the real estate market might be about to cool off according to real estate analyst Dane Eitel.  His latest market update predicts the pent up demand from early in the pandemic has been mostly spent, and things will mellow out with the school year now underway.  Guest: Dane Eitel, founder of Eitel Insights. -A Richmond man won $111,000 dollars and wanted to surprise his wife with the good news...so he put the lottery cheque he received at the bottom of a bucket of fried chicken.  Guest: Niki Reitmayer, CKNW Mornings contributor -Breweries, hotels, shopping - that's what people in Ambleside want as redevelopment gets underway.  The Ambleside Dundarave BIA sent around a survey to help shape their local area plan, and residents were able to weigh in on what they want the neighbourhood to look like.  Guest: Shannon Walker, Chair of the Ambleside Dundarave BIA. -It was the first question of the night, what about senior care.  That's the community hardest hit by this pandemic and that's where a lot of attention will be paid in the next few years.  Guest:  Terry Lake, CEO of the BC Care Providers Association. -When we took an informal Twitter poll of how many people planned to use a mail-in ballot, the results seemed way too extreme, but Elections BC is reporting they've sent out 680,000 of them! Guest: Andrew Watson, Director of Communications for Elections BC. -Apple unveiled a slate of new products at a special event launch yesterday, including the new iPhone 12 that can operate on the 5G networks we've talked so much about.  Guest: Mike Agerbo, tech expert and host of Get Connected

Chapter 1: Deferred mortgage programs and the Canada Emergency Revenue Benefit are both coming to an end in the next couple of months, and real estate analyst Dane Eitel thinks the result will be a slide in detached home prices. Guest: Dane Eitel, founder of Eitel Insights Chapter 2: Most of UBC's 60-thousand students will not be returning for in-class learning today. So how is BC's largest university adapting to the challenges presented by COVID-19?  Guest: Matthew Ramsey, spokesperson for UBC Chapter 3: A lot of countries around the world have reopened schools already with mixed results.  Switzerland and Denmark were kind of the gold standard for reopening as time went by and it seemed like they had it all figured out, experts there are now calling for stricter rules as more and more classes are reporting positive cases. Guest: Shane Woodford, Freelancer in Denmark, former CKNW. Chapter 4: There has been a rare discovery in the limestone caves near the town of Tahsis on Vancouver Island. The discovery of the amphipods will now help protect the old-growth forest atop one of the longest and deepest cave networks in Canada.  Guest: Martin Davis, Mayor of Tahsis Chapter 5: There was another crash that closed the Sea-to-Sky highway again for hours late yesterday. This comes just days after a terrible crash on Saturday north of Squamish involving a supercar that sent two children to hospital. Guest: Karen Elliott, Mayor of the District Squamish. Chapter 6: While kids won't return to school until September 10, teachers and school staff are returning to the classroom today.  Guest: Teri Mooring, president of the BCTF Chapter 7: A couple weeks ago we spoke with a representative from the Flavelle sawmill in Port Moody that's closing down.  Bruce Rose said the industrial tax rate increase a couple years ago made it unaffordable to do business there, and about 70 staff will be out of work by the end of October.  Port Moody Mayor Rob Vagramov disagrees with the company's characterization of the situation Guest: Rob Vagramov, Port Moody Mayor Chapter 8: The Greater Vancouver Food Bank needs to find a new distribution centre!  They are looking for a new home! Guest: David Long, GVFB CEO

Chapter 1: The Canada Emergency Response Benefit pays people $2,000 a month if they're out of work because of COVID-19, but it also allows people to earn up to $1,000 a month without losing their eligibility.  So this has actually created an incentive for people to avoid earning more than $1,000, and now the government has to figure out an exit strategy. Guest: Tammy Schirle, Professor of Economics at Wilfred Laurier University. Chapter 2: Today the Park Board will vote on an alcohol consumption pilot that would allow drinking Vancouver parks this summer. The catch? If passed, it won't apply to all parks - just 10 select locations around the city. Guest: Niki Reitmayer Chapter 3: Several US states reported their highest COVID-19 numbers yet over the weekend, Florida with over 11,000 new cases reported on Saturday, and Texas breaking their record number as well. Guest: Reggie Cecchini, Global News Washington Correspondent Chapter 4: That was Colette Gerber with the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver speaking with Jill Bennett.  Sales may be up but prices aren't moving very much, real estate analyst Dane Eitel, the founder of Eitel Insights joins us with his thoughts. Guest: Dane Eitel, founder of Eitel Insights. Chapter 5: Prosecutors want Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell in court on Friday.  The socialite is facing charges associated with grooming young women to be sexually abused by the billionaire, and the prosecution is concerned she poses a flight risk. Guest: Paul Viollis, Law Enforcement and Security Analyst with CBS. Chapter 6: Apparently we're seeing way more mosquitoes in Metro Vancouver this year, and they've called in the cavalry to tackle the problem. Guest: Shaun Calver, mosquito controller at Morrow Bioscience. Chapter 7: In this current climate, why would any law enforcement officer think it's a good idea to make racially insensitive jokes on social media? Yet alas, an RCMP officer in Kamloops posted pictures of himself wearing a charcoal skin-care face mask. Guest: Chad Haggerty, former RCMP officer (current student at law with a criminal defense firm)

On BIV Today... With a $100,000 drop in prices for the detached market, April marked the worst decline on record for Greater Vancouver real estate. Can we expect the market to be hammered even further? Dane Eitel, founder and lead analyst at Eitel Insights, joins the show to break down the latest data. See more at https://biv.com/

On BIV Today... Should investors believe all the hype ahead of rosy outlooks for Vancouver real estate going into 2020? Real estate analyst Dane Eitel explains why some may wish to exercise caution before dipping their toes into the market next year. Then, Retail Insider’s Craig Patterson discusses the retail trends we should expect in 2020, as well as new reports on who’s driving the growth of luxury retail in Canada, why Canadians are in love with loyalty rewards programs and why Canadian Tire may be in trouble. Tyler Orton hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

On BIV Today... October’s real estate data for Greater Vancouver got more than a few people excited about a boost in sales. But scratch beneath the surface and the numbers aren’t as rosy as they might appear, according to Dane Eitel of Eitel Insights. He joins BIV Today to break down the latest data on houses and condos in the region. Tyler Orton hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

On BIV Today... Dane Eitel of Eitel Insights joins the show to break down the latest real estate numbers from across the province and explain why buyers are now back in the game after being sidelined. The question now is whether there might be some temporary advantage for sellers. Tyler Orton hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

On BIV Today... July data from the real estate sector caused a bit of a splash when they showed some unexpected life in Metro Vancouver. But do these number tell the full story? Dane Eitel of Eitel Insights joins BIV Today to break down the data and explain why Vancouver shouldn’t expect to see the bottom of the real estate market until 2021. Tyler Orton hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

On BIV Today... We are replaying some of our favourite episodes while we take a short summer break. June home sales in Greater Vancouver have plummeted to monthly lows not seen since 2000 — so where does that leave the market moving forward? Dane Eitel, founder and lead analyst of Eitel Insights, breaks down the latest data for Vancouver, and offers investment advice for under-the-radar markets in other parts of Canada. Tyler Orton hosts.

On BIV Today... June home sales have plummeted to lows not seen in that month since 2000 — so where does that leave the market moving forward? Dane Eitel (1:00) of Eitel Insights breaks down the latest data for Vancouver and offers investment advice for under-the-radar markets in other parts of Canada. Then, Retail Insider’s Craig Patterson (14:14) discusses the latest news in retail including a new study examining the differences between Canadian and American consumers, and the shuttering of nearly all of Shoppers Drug Mart’s concept stores. Tyler Orton hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

On BIV Today... Detached home prices hit a five-year low in May — has the market finally reached its nadir? Dane Eitel of Eitel Insights breaks down new data to explain why buyers and sellers may still wish to act with caution. Then, Lisa McGuire of the Manufacturing Safety Alliance of BC joins the show discuss new initiatives around healthy and safety aimed at retaining and recruiting workers. Tyler Orton hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

May's average sales price was $1.586 million for Greater Vancouver's Detached Market. The lowest such price for May in the past 5 years. Far from the peak of the Market in May 2017 when prices were at 1.830 Million. The sales numbers increased to 918 detached sales in May, the most in the past 12 months. However far from the peak of our spring in 2016 when in March sales were at 2150, and in May of the same year sales totalled 1873. A “properly priced” will always be able to achieve a sale, but the proper price is ever decreasing. The amount of available inventory continues to climb causing more of a competitive climate for sellers to achieve a sale. May 2019 saw 6771 active detached properties across Greater Vancouver, compared with only 4830 in May of 2016. As Eitel Insights has predicted the downtrends have taken hold of the Greater Vancouver Prices, and we will be continually testing previously established prices until the market bottoms likely in 2021 at either a 24% - 31% total correction. The inventory is in a strong uptrend with listings growing each quarter, and the demand has fallen off a cliff as the attached charts demonstrate. Also notice the downtrend in sales is sharp but there is a longer more prolonged downtrend that will force the market lower after this short term bump in sales comes to an end. Guest: Dane Eitel Founder and Lead Analyst of Eitel Insights

On BIV Today... Housing prices are falling, so is now the time to invest in real estate? Dane Eitel of Eitel Insights breaks down the ongoing corrections in Vancouver’s detached housing market and speculates how low prices may go. Then, Tantalus Labs CEO Dan Sutton discusses the federal government’s plans for taxing cannabis edibles, and hurdles facing small farmers in B.C. over both government bureaucracy around the Agricultural Land Commission and Metro Vancouver’s newly proposed regulations. Tyler Orton hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

Are Vancouver condos in for a major correction this year? Dane Eitel thinks so and he has successfully forecasted Vancouver’s real estate market before. After putting forth some bold predictions about the detached market last year, Dane is back by popular demand to do the same for attached. Dane joins Adam & Matt to discuss his findings, respond to his critics, and offer some no-nonsense predictions for this year and beyond.

On BIV Today... Ken Peacock (1:19), chief economist at the Business Council of B.C., discusses how the province’s cooling real estate market is expected to impact the economy over the next few years. Then, real estate analyst Dane Eitel (13:10) of Eitel Insights dives into potential real estate investment opportunities for British Columbians — if they’re willing to examine Canadian cities beyond the West Coast. Tyler Orton hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

Today on BIV... Real estate analyst Dane Eitel (1:00) of Eitel Insights explains how Metro Vancouver’s housing market is entering a “Death Cross” — an event that has occurred just seven times since before 1978. Later, Aaron Sutherland (16:14) from the Insurance Bureau of Canada explains why B.C. drivers pay more for auto insurance than many other Canadians and how opening the door to competition could reduce those costs. Tyler Orton hosts, see more at https://biv.com

On BIV Today... Real estate analyst Dane Eitel (0:56) explains why the zenith of Vancouver’s condo market has come to an end and whether we can expect some sort of rebound anytime soon. Tyler Orton hosts, see more at https://biv.com/

Will the average home price in Greater Vancouver double over the next decade? Dane Eitel thinks so. And if it does, this will not be the first time Dane has successfully forecasted Vancouver’s real estate market. Dane joins Adam & Matt to discuss his methodology and confidently charts not only his prediction of a short-term market collapse but also a market resurgence that will take Vancouver into the stratosphere with major urban centres like New York & Hong Kong.