It’s precisely because the market as a whole justified loosening it’s standards that cap rates compress so much.

Since this is such in charted territory going back to first principles: supply/demand and leave the debates about how does this compare to Swine Flu or the normal flu to the virologists and the 24 hour news cycle. 

Bigger drop at end of year.Great Recession was the same...tech crash too.I'm on my phone so can't pull up the charts, but it's the natural psychology behind the market.After this stimulus passes,  likely a jump will happen and you'll feel you missed the bottom.

It's relatively easy for someone unsophisticated (me) to be able to tell when oil is overpriced or underpriced relative to long term trends, not least because there are times when its price is just way off the charts.

I have attached a PROSPECTIVE PROPERTY ACQUISITION COMPARISON CHART below showing the projected returns on both your Vancouver properties as well as a cumulative column.

Bill Gates is an off the charts genius, who attended Harvard.

Check out this chart. 

It's precisely because they only do it once a decade that they obsess over it.

You are just looking at a single chart.

I added some interesting national charts below for your review...all charts provided by Keeping Current Matters.