BMO Capital's Belski on Canada's Housing Market

The video discusses concerns about government involvement in the economy, drawing parallels to Japanese investments in the 1980s and 90s. It highlights the positive demographics and economic growth in Vancouver and BC, driven by immigration and oil. The speaker warns against labeling rising asset prices as bubbles without considering credit availability. The Canadian financial system is described as overregulated, impacting housing market dynamics. The need for increased market supply is emphasized.

What concerns does the speaker express about government involvement in the market?

How does the speaker relate the current market situation to the 1980s and 90s?

What demographic factors does the speaker mention that are positive for the market?

What does the speaker imply about the concept of a 'bubble' in the housing market?

What issues does the speaker identify regarding the supply in the market?