Are real estate prices in Nova Scotia in a boom or merely a bubble????

DennisTate · Nov 17, 2021

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Check what they're REALLY suggesting.

They're not spruiking private property for individuals .. they're spruiking the opposite. They want a small group/Govt to own all the land, and see all of us as life-renters. That's what's behind the buy-up of huge swathes of your country and mine, by the 1%. They want to convert those millions of acres to decentralised housing to RENT to you and I. The very last thing they want is the little people owning property. It messes with their grand plan, big time.
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Wow!!!!!!

I think that you are very likely correct in this theory!!!!

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Would it have something to do with being able to work from home? With so many being able to do that, it seems that might be part of the reason. But I don't know what kind of jobs you have up there.
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I have a theory that kosher goat meat... kosher sheep meat... kosher beef and kosher fish and kosher poultry could become a major industry here in Nova Scotia.......
and... this could all be connected to a plan to boost the Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Maine film industries......

Gathering investors to back a film series starring Anthony Hopkins as either Dr. Moses Coacy or Dr. Jimmy Thompkins could be a good way to get something like that started??

Nova Scotia is one of the only provinces with a population of merely one million residents.

CanSo Dollars... could finance a Unified Theory of Modern World Problems?!

https://coady.stfx.ca/collection/th...h-movement/rt-rev-dr-moses-m-coady-1882-1959/

When you stop pioneering, you die. ~ MM Coady
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Moses Coady was born in the Margaree Valley, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, on January 3, 1882, a double first cousin and protégé of Rev. Jimmy Tompkins. He described his early education as “somewhat spotty” and sporadic due to farm chores and a crowded home, but his curiosity blossomed in later youth. He was noted to have said that at the age of twelve he was doing the work of a man. Determination and a strong work ethic formed the core of his personality at a young age. From 1900-1901 he attended the provincial normal college in Truro and acted as principal of the Margaree Forks High School from 1901-1903. In late 1903, Coady registered at St. Francis Xavier University [St.F.X.] in Antigonish, Nova Scotia and excelled in its Bachelor of Arts program. In 1905, he graduated and answered the call to the priesthood. Bishop John Cameron chose him, as well as Hugh John MacDonald, to study at Rome’s prestigious Urban College of the Propaganda Fide. Here he completed both a Doctorate in Divinity (D.D.) and a Doctorate in Philosophy (Ph.D.) and was ordained priest in 1910. Upon his return, Coady was appointed to St.F.X where he taught in the high school and the university. In 1914, Bishop James Morrison sent him to the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. for graduate studies in education. A year later he returned with an M.A. and took up new duties as principal of the St.F.X. High School (1916-1925) and professor of education (1916-192.

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DennisTate · Dec 21, 2022

I would like to think that the extremely low prices of real estate in Nova Scotia might be a lure for people in the Greater Toronto Area to want to convince somebody in Nova Scotia to use their house as collateral so that a Nova Scotian can afford to buy a house in Ontario that is now costing the Ontario owner a whole lot more as their mortgage rate has increased!!!????

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Are real estate prices in Nova Scotia in a boom or merely a bubble????

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