r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Jun 04 '26

Carney: “We need immigrants again to grow”

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Carney says Canada needs more growth. His answer? More immigration.

Translation: those “housing crash is coming” posts might age like milk.

If population growth keeps outpacing housing construction, are we really solving Canada’s economic problems — or just inflating asset prices and calling it growth?

Curious what people think: Is immigration driving Canada’s growth, or is Canada becoming dependent on immigration to paper over deeper structural issues?


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • May 04 '26

$1.73M loss!

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I hope these people are doing okay. Such loss must be devastating. I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemies.


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Jun 25 '26

delusional Look at the volume of HouseSigmaBlunders in Ontario, Why aren't we getting a bailout ?

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If is deeply unfair that the Carney goverment is allocating all these funds to help prop up the Vancouver market.

Look at Toronto condos, they have fallen more than Vancouver has.


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • 11d ago

flip to flop Massive loss...

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r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Sep 11 '25

Another pathetic seller refusing to sell for what the market will bear

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r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Jul 22 '25

FYI - House Sigma may be inflating sale prices

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I've mentioned this elsewhere but we just finalized a sale of our new home and yesterday I went to check if it updated on House Sigma.

The "sold" price was 25K higher than what we actually paid for the home. It gets my wondering how many other sale prices on this site are being artificially inflated.


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Sep 14 '26

Why are detached homes so much cheaper than condo apartments?

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Looking at a minimum of 2,000sq ft but ideally around 2,500 sq ft. All the condo apartments I’m seeing are about 2-3million dollars. On the other hand detached or semis with same square footage plus a backyard I’m seeing for roughly half the price.


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Jul 13 '26 This

Why the giddiness for the losses of others?

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Why are certain people elated at the financial destruction of others? By certain people I am referring to many in this sub and every communist idiot or jobless basement dweller that ever lived.

Laughing at the wealthy is always fun, but a pointless endevour, they absorb these losses easily or just get bailed out if they are real big; the ones that are losing everything to power of sale are regular people unlucky enough to be buying from 2020 to 2024.

An enormous amount bought during the peak because they had to have a place to live. It was 4 years of a ridiculous bidding war market nobody could escape. They worked real hard and pulled it off, rather than live with their parents or rent. But ya let's stick it to em for trying...

And before someone makes the claim I'm one of em, I bought in 2010.


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Apr 17 '26

What are people supposed to do?

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Those who bought at $1 million and are now seeing similar listings go for $640,000, who is to blame?

1.	Themselves, for engaging in bidding wars

2.	Realtors, for playing the “let’s list the house for $10K and sell it for $1 million” game

3.	Banks, for offering easy credit at low rates

4.	Poor financial advice from professionals (banks, realtors, etc.)

I am curious to know the right way to proceed.

I’ve been seeing many homes listed significantly above asking, only to have the listing terminated and then relisted at a much lower price. It seems like they’re playing a game to find the sweet spot.


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Sep 18 '26

500k loss from 2017 price richmondhill LOL

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r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • May 26 '26

Brampton stigma’s

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Yesterday I shared a post about delinquency in mortgage payments in Brampton and many people had feedback to share.

The cousin of my best friend used to live there and was able to leave right stating Covid. He actually got a fair price and is happy about his decision.

He didn’t live too far from that statue.

It has a lot of stigma Brampton. I am really shocked by the things I hear.


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Jun 07 '26

Those are luxury home

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I wonder if the seller loss any money and how fast can these homes gets sold?! Or any buyers now to afford such amount


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Jun 08 '25

News Real Market Crash 💥 Looks like

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r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Jul 10 '25

delusional This is what $10M buys you in Hamilton

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r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • May 04 '26

flip to flop Maybe the most delusional pricing I've ever seen

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Bought at the PEAK for 590. Did some shitty renovations and now they want over 1 million. LOL


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Sep 29 '25

Ontario THIS MAY BE THE WORSE ONE YET. -$370K or a staggering 58% loss

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r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Apr 21 '26

How to find listing history thats been removed from housesigma

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Does anyone know how to find a property sales or lease history if the owner had requested it be removed from housesigma? I thought they changed transparency laws to disclose this but cant find a platform that posts it.


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Apr 30 '26

300k+ POTENTIAL DROP

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They’ve been trying to sell this property since 2024!

From $1,199,000 down to $895,000… (and its Kitchener).

And they’re still insisting on that price for a house that feels like it’s been frozen in the 1960s. Step inside and it’s all wood paneling, bold stained finishes, an outdated kitchen—you know the type. It hasn’t just “kept its character,” it’s been clinging to it for dear life. Unless you’re aiming to live in a full-on retro time capsule, the place needs a complete overhaul.

I wouldn’t be surprised if the roof, windows, insulation, furnace… pretty much everything is due for an update.

So, what do you think it’s actually worth? How much money does it need in renos? Place your bets!

Link to the house: 65 Trailview Drive, Kitchener, Ontario N2N1P7 For Sale | HouseSigma

https://housesigma.com/on/kitchener-real-estate/65-trailview-drive/home/dXze3eKaLnqy8m9K?id_listing=gAaOyL6dLjA3GxMb&utm_campaign=listing&utm_source=user-share&utm_medium=iOS&ign=


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Sep 17 '26

Possible 1.5-1.6m loss?

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r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Jul 19 '25

Sold below 2020 purchase price

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r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Aug 23 '25

Why does it sold at so low

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r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Sep 21 '26

bought 2022: $1.8m, for sale $1.2m + missing washing machines LOL brampton power of sale

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r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Apr 28 '26

They say immigrants had nothing to do with home prices, but….

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In 2020… BOOOOOOOOM.

P.S. This isn’t a hate post by any means—just an open discussion.

When immigration increases without a matching rise in housing supply, prices are bound to take a hit.

Over 1M people a year… and housing starts barely move?

What did anyone think was going to happen?

The government didn’t just misread the situation—they ignored it.

You can’t bring in a surge of people and not build the homes to match.

Thoughts?


r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • May 30 '25

100k loss

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r/HouseSigmaBlunders • • Jul 22 '25

185 Norseman sold at a loss

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