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FIRE SALE: Why "Banker Homes" Are Flooding The Market (50% Off)

The rich are panic selling. ⚠️ Following the mass layoffs on Bay Street, inventory in Canada's most expensive neighborhoods (Oakville, King City, West Vancouver) is spiking. "Banker Homes"—luxury properties owned by recently fired executives—are hitting the market at massive discounts. Canada Property Watch analyzes the "Fire Sale" dynamics. Why are the wealthy selling first? Because they understand the math: "The first loss is the best loss." In this market update: The "Banker" Listing: How to spot a distressed luxury sale. Price Crash: Why $2.5M homes are dropping to $1.8M overnight. The Waterfall Effect: How the luxury crash drags down your home value. Private Lending Crisis: The 15% interest loans that are triggering immediate foreclosures. The "Bid-Ask" spread has collapsed. The liquidation has begun. 👇 SUBSCRIBE to watch the bubble burst in real-time. #FireSale #HousingCrash #LuxuryRealEstate #CanadianEconomy #Bankers #Recession2026 #PowerOfSale #Oakville #VancouverRealEstate #CanadaPropertyWatch 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and ✅ SUBSCRIBE for more updates on this ongoing crisis. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This content is for educational and informational purposes only. The creator is not a licensed financial, real estate, or legal professional. All analysis, data, and predictions are based on publicly available information and personal opinions, which cannot be guaranteed for accuracy or completeness. Risk of Use: You are responsible for any financial decisions. The creator accepts no liability for any loss or damage resulting from reliance on this content. Always consult with a qualified professional before making any decisions. This video is based on hypothetical scenarios and estimates to analyze potential trends in the British Columbia real estate market. All data mentioned should not be considered factual without verification from official sources.