Canadian Real Estate: A Strategic Shield Against Monetary Debasement
In the current new regime, Canadian real estate is no longer just a yield play. It is a strategic “shield.” A repricing mechanism. A scarce store of value that responds almost mechanically to debasement, adjusting upward in price to reflect declining value changes in the denominator – money itself.
This white paper tours the long-term macroeconomic roadmap, consisting of a chain of nine powerful forces, each beginning with the letter ‘D’, that cascade like dominoes to reveal a clear and investable pattern in Canada’s core real estate market. In essence, aging demographics emerge from the earliest dominoes as a slow-moving yet irreversible force that acts as a structural drag on long-term growth. Culminating near the end is debasement – a deliberate, structural dilution of money as policymakers attempt to reconcile aging populations with unsustainable debt.
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