Economics and the Real Estate Market & Contract Law

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Economics and the Real Estate Market & Contract Law Mr. Singh

Real Estate market Real estate market is different than a regular market because no physical marketplace exists There is no set place where you can go to buy real estate. It’s all over the world There are other characteristics that are different than a typical sales market

Characteristics No standard product Uniqueness of residential and commercial properties No two houses are ever exactly the same Fixed Location Largely fixed in nature; cannot be taken to market Real estate is one commodity that cannot be taken to the consumer

Characteristics Cont’d Local Real Estate Market Immobile, impacted by local market forces Scarborough prices are different than Pickering prices, etc. Private Transactions Buyer/seller transactions are generally private matters Lacks the immediacy, open bidding and distribution of sale information as found in the stock market

Characteristics Cont’d Slow supply/demand adjustments Supply/demand forces impacted by unique market variables (Ex. time to introduce product and deplete available inventory) In real estate, when demand is high, a lot of building projects are started If the market changes and demand drops, the projects are completed anyway and this adds to the oversupply

Characteristics Cont’d Because of the durability of real estate, supply remains and can increase in value On the other hand, if there is a sudden surge in demand, no quick solution is available given the time required to plan, finance, develop and build

Contract A binding promise of one person made to another or others Contracts can have many forms – verbal contracts (word of mouth), contracts made by exchanging letters or contract drawn up as long, detailed documents A contract requires a meeting of the minds whereby a legal, rather than moral, obligation is created

Essential Elements of a contract Capacity of the Parties Lawful object Consideration Offer and Acceptance Genuine Intent Definite and Clear *If any elements are missing the contract is void or voidable