bgarneau
Active Member
Once a project goes under construction, the likelihood of stalling out has almost nothing to do with immigration, CAD dollar or other macro factors.
The risk of stalling is almost exclusively to do with management of the project. Delays, change orders, etc.
I suppose the 1 variable would be interest rates - lots of construction mortgages are on floating rates, so if we saw another run up, making those payments gets tough.
In some cases, a developer will excavate on the assumption they can secure the loan. If they are inexperienced and play that card without the right pieces in place, it could spell disaster. very rare. happened in Edmonton at the 4 corners.
Personal guarantees are no laughing matter
The risk of stalling is almost exclusively to do with management of the project. Delays, change orders, etc.
I suppose the 1 variable would be interest rates - lots of construction mortgages are on floating rates, so if we saw another run up, making those payments gets tough.
In some cases, a developer will excavate on the assumption they can secure the loan. If they are inexperienced and play that card without the right pieces in place, it could spell disaster. very rare. happened in Edmonton at the 4 corners.
Personal guarantees are no laughing matter