請問仲達兄, 近年有沒有其他發展商冇咁食水深的新盤?

市區樓抗跌力強？
抗跌力是大跌市時業主繼續供款的能力，因此，以下類別的物業抗跌力一定強：
一、        大部份業主已供斷的屋苑(沒有供樓壓力)
二、        大部份業主的買入價都很低(供樓壓力極低)
三、        業主真係好有錢(沒有收入壓力)
因此，老牌屋苑(第1類)、新界100萬上下的物業、半山豪宅的抗跌力一定高，其中半山豪宅最強。而老牌屋苑如太古城、美孚新村都位於市區，故產生抗跌力強的假象。
以下物業抗跌力最弱：
一、        被發展商食盡溢價的一手樓
二、        業主多數是高收入打工仔(一旦失業很難在短時間內找到同樣人工的工作)
三、        入伙日期接近爆破日期的物業
此三項條件可以同時出現。

 

其實上述言論我有一點唔同意，  就是「業主真係好有錢(沒有收入壓力)」！

還說 97 年嗰陣，中半山樓王帝景園俾人炒上 20 K，但最終都敵唔過地心吸力，大跌七成到 5 K 先見底！

 

買樓俾人食溢價，唔單止新樓，其實 2 手都會，所以做功課好緊要！

小弟於年初与香討網友 debate 「爖哂」，愚見節錄如下：

 

「.....用 kln stn 嘅 budget, 去買 olym! 小弟真心奉勸：住新樓，破「處」，買 SHK brand, 中產區買虛榮，絶對要 pay back, 代價係幾年下來幾百萬。.....「

 

「.....純以虛榮原因而買 Imp Cu, 以為佢就係 olym 龍頭，係好天真好儍， D 人只會覺佢係 kln stn 買得起一般質素樓又唔買，又買唔起 kln stn 「龍頭」，唯有「退而求其次」來 olym 呢個中產區買果份「鶴立雞群」嘅虛榮，買「龍頭」。.....」

 

「豪宅」二字各人心中自有一套定義，但真正豪宅除「軟件」因素如地段、環境、景觀、neighbourhood、名氣 etc, 小弟認為有若干「硬件」因素係不可或缺，而呢方面往往同建築、佈局及樓盤所在地盤「先天」因素有關。

以 Imp Cu 為例，地盤先天缺陷嚴重：長方形地塊 - 南北兩個長邊分別俾 oss 同 LB 頂死，block view block 對流；東面短邊對正 IHV 1,2,3,5,6,7 座血肉長城，變相城牆景；唯一 open view 只得西面短邊無敵西斜海，你話陰唔陰公？

先天不足，攪到開則座座樓要扭來扭去，左避右避，又要 maximize view, 又要 minimize 單位互望、oss/LB 互望，於是形成 Imp Cu 以一組 "struggle for view" 嘅建築群姿態「屹立」於 (or better say being sandwiched) 奧運，試問，點「豪」得起？

再睇睇 "approach" to 屋苑：礙於上述先天佈局缺陷，令屋苑地面層冇位 create 一堂而皇之嘅主入口 access road 連 grand & classy 嘅 round-about + drop off 區，大大削弱屋苑俾到住客及訪客嘅 sense of arrival 同 pride & dignity (呢方面 PA/CP 同 HG 做得唔錯，海桃就直頭欠奉，死得！），試問點豪得起？

去到會所，唔小出名嘅屋苑會攪攪 gimmick, 如 the Arch 會將佢掛上 6X 幾樓，慌死你睇佢唔倒，或慌死會所客高高在上飽覽唔晒維港景咁；"cheap" 如「中產」嘅 CP/PA 尚且有獨立 exclusive 會所建築體，咁 Imp Cu 個專貴會所有幾特別？

Imp Cu 剩低嘅當然係佢靚靚用料、手工及奧運獨有「新派時尚」外型，其中玻璃幕牆可謂功不可沒。之不過，類似玻璃幕牆設計， sorry, 早廿年前灣仔北一個樓盤已出現，叫會景閣，人地尚且位於 prime 嘅 CBD 區+有會展／酒店／全幢玻璃幕牆「磅」住，今時今日問心果句，有幾多人講起豪宅會提會展閣？廿年後你估又有幾多人醒起豪宅 Imp Cu?

新界100萬上下的物業? where? minimum 2M la!

仲達，

我非常喜歡你的洗腦樓市系列。

希望你停寫不是因為湯生的白色恐怖。

有一班粉絲支持你的。

新盤溢價係好高，唔止新地瓏璽，連九建堅尼地城CADOGAN一樣要萬六七蚊呎，話就話暫時有海景，但第時多數都會被人遮，仲要貴過四叔曉譽咁多，值唔值呀！

我D朋友近年買樓賺錢的全部是二手樓，一手唔蝕都要偷笑！

謝謝您的洗腦樓市系列, 非常有提醒性.

不知道可否寫些以地區為系列的文章, 特別如比較新的發展區域, 或比較有前景的區份?

仲達兄，下年開始物業代理將同時用實用面積報價，請問閣下認為這新措施會對樓巿會否有直接影響嗎？

  洗腦樓市何其多，適當反思獲益多  

Yes, you are right. 

Please keep on writing.

Thanks.

雖然幾乎每天都來看這博客，但小妹學識淺薄，著實沒有什麼好的見解可作為回應發表。不像這裡許多厲害的網友般。

近日新聞已經比晒貼士你地，歐美危機殺到，風高浪急，置業風險極高，好自為之。

仲達兄的文章,是不會悶,因為題材獨特,堅持獨立思考,經常能給予讀者嶄新的思維,十分難得!

坊間有好多寫地產的文章,但要不是不到肉,文筆平平,就是俾面派對.有些較極端的是什麼都批評,有些就像廣告般讚美,要有適當讚賞和批評的,好似只有仲達兄.

欣賞作者,唔單止係佢有勇氣批評無賺到盡發展商,更在於佢對真正有心的發展商是有恰當的讚賞,這需要更大的勇氣,因為很多民粹反對派會話你擦鞋.

總之,洗腦樓市好好睇,希望仲達兄日後寫多些!!!

我陳茂波

「全不知情」＝對現況不知情＝對以前的板間房知情＝不等於劏房＝可以繼續做局長為港人服務＝遺憾全港市民智慧。

大家現在應該知道什麼叫做青出於藍更勝於藍。

問題是調查報告有六成以上的港人不要陳茂波的服務。

悲哀！

回１３樓：

可憐的一對難兄難弟。

有其兄也必有其弟。弟弟得到哥哥的真傳。

拍案叫絀。

因此，老牌屋苑(第1類)、新界100萬上下的物業----

呢段文章發表左兩年，現在俾我括出來，兩年人事幾翻新，樓價都係！

其實王教授沽出物業根本是正確的！ 因為以拒嘅學識同工作經驗，應對各式投資工具(包括樓宇)嘅運作了解甚深，深知風險與回報嘅關係！ 仲有睇拒唔做投資銀行揾快錢，反而走去做學者春風化雨，就知拒係一個淡薄名利嘅人！ 他投資偏向保守，大家應向他學習，不應做一個炒家或進取嘅投資者。 係度上緊網嘅師兄都唔係無知之仕，拒哋都有獨立思考能力，明察秋毫應能做到！不會相信那些不斷叫人高價入市的地產人。 但係每一個成年人都應對自己嘅行為同決定負責，即係如果你地睇好樓市，又身體力行咁走去炒高，最後n賭晒連全副身家睇升，咁如果第日你真係睇錯左，個市反其道而行，咁希望你地都唔好寫文插爆政府，話拒哋推冧個市，等你破晒產就得啦！

本人也好想好似17樓咁痛罵他，但本人的原則是不作人身攻擊，剛好你出此一交。本人現畀個 like 你，效果一樣。

真是大快人心！

男士腰圍 90 厘米（35.4吋）或以上，女士腰圍 80 厘米（31.5吋）或以上，醫學上稱為「中央肥胖」，患者常呈「蘋果」身形。主因有二：〈1〉基因：受遺傳基因影響，容易積聚脂肪，且脂肪常集中在腹部和內臟等位置。〈2〉後天：受西方飲食文化影響，進食過多高脂食物，加上少做運動，是引致肥胖成因，這亦是亞裔中央肥胖人口激增肇因。

大肚腩的脂肪細胞亦會分泌發炎指數（Inflammatory Markers），令皮下細胞受損及粥樣硬化，故比一般人患冠心病機會高出2.4倍。此外，「大肚腩」人士亦比一般人患糖尿病機會高出3.3倍、患高血壓機會高出2.9倍，真箇牽連甚廣。

「蘋果」身形不僅影響外觀，且是健康警號；甚至可能由於佔用額外空間而被徵費，如客機座位；或增加醫療開支而被徵收額外稅款等。但無論如何，所謂「懲罰性」收費都不過是善意鼓勵減肥而已。

唔好刪除罵湯生啲文啦。

佢應該畀人罵下。

支持18樓。

Yes, this I can agree with him.  New apartments could be dangerous investments these days, you really need to analyze the market & see if it really worths it!

支持多角度看樓市, 最重要是年青人不要被騙負上一身債

高登仔＝螢火蟲＝冒名人＝無名人

其實王滭基教授沽出物業根本是正確的！ 因為以拒嘅學識同工作經驗，應對各式投資工具(包括樓宇)嘅運作了解甚深，深知風險與回報嘅關係！ 仲有睇拒唔做投資銀行揾快錢，反而走去做學者春風化雨，就知拒係一個淡薄名利嘅人！ 他投資偏向保守，大家應向他學習，不應做一個炒家或所謂進取的投資者。 係度上緊網嘅人都唔係無知之仕，拒哋都有獨立思考能力，明察秋毫應能做到！不會相信那些不斷叫人高價入市的地產人。 但係每一個成年人都應對自己嘅行為同決定負責，即係如果你地睇好樓市，又身體力行咁走去炒高，最後賭晒全副身家睇升，咁如果第日你地真係睇錯左，個市反其道而行，咁希望你地都唔好寫文插爆政府，話拒哋推冧個市，累你地破晒產就得啦！

本人重申，本人反對人身攻擊的回應，這亦是此網站的立場，網站的管理員會刪除這類回應，並非本人的管理範圍。

回小人物：車公廟站的溱岸8號，比新城市廣場便宜，但本人是不會鼓勵或反對人買新盤，全看你的意願。

感謝各位對本人的讚賞，逸瑤和小思均是新面孔，還請多多指教。亮劍兄經常寫出具創意的回應，特此感謝。

有人讚賞你嗎？你自己作文讚賞自己？淨係讖賣地產廣告，唔怕醜！！

有! 仲好多！

其實王澤基教授沽出物業根本是正確的!因為以他曾經在搵錢至上的國際投資銀行如高盛、瑞銀、巴克萊等打滾10年,拒嘅學識同抄股作經驗，應對各式投資工具(銷售債券，和按揭抵押證券)嘅運作了解甚深，深知風險與回報嘅關係！

 

  仲有睇拒每天為客戶作大手交易，就知叫人賣樓套股的心是幾梗強烈! 他投資買樓偏向保守，但買股就極進取大家應向他學習，不應做一個樓市炒家而要做進取的股市投資者。 係度上緊地產網嘅人都係無知之仕弗弗哋，拒哋都被樓沛冲昏頭腦,沒有獨立思考能力！不會相信那些不斷叫人買股入市的股評家.

 

但係每一個成年人都應對自己嘅行為同決定負責,即係如果你地睇好股市,又身體力行咁走去炒高，最後賭晒全副身家睇升，這當然王澤基教授不負債既! 到時佢會講因時制意,咁如果第日你地真係睇錯左，個市反其道而行，咁希望你地都唔好寫文插爆佢，話拒推冧個市，累你地破晒產就得啦！

陳茂波厚顏，與振英哥同樣貨色。想要繼續做局長，不落台，就要效法文革時期的紅小兵，大義滅親，舉報劏房老婆，與其劃清界線，這樣才能大義凜然為人民服務。

大丈夫何患無妻? 以茂波這貨色，最好的賞賜就是升官、發財、休老婆。

要不，為人民服務，現在市民住劏房，水深火熱，比振英的廚房更更更加熱，你還跑去大英帝國，不又是另一謊言嗎？

其實王教授沽出物業根本是正確的！ 因為以拒嘅學識同工作經驗，應對各式投資工具(包括樓宇)嘅運作了解甚深，深知風險與回報嘅關係！ 仲有睇拒唔做投資銀行揾快錢，反而走去做學者春風化雨，就知拒係一個淡薄名利嘅人！ 他投資偏向保守，大家應向他學習，不應做一個炒家或進取嘅投資者。 係度上緊網嘅師兄都唔係無知之仕，拒哋都有獨立思考能力，明察秋毫應能做到！不會相信那些不斷叫人高價入市的地產人。 但係每一個成年人都應對自己嘅行為同決定負責，即係如果你地睇好樓市，又身體力行咁走去炒高，最後n賭晒連全副身家睇升，咁如果第日你真係睇錯左，個市反其道而行，咁希望你地都唔好寫文插爆政府，話拒哋推冧個市，等你破晒產就得啦！

其實王滭基教授沽出物業根本是正確的！ 因為以拒嘅學識同工作經驗，應對各式投資工具(包括樓宇)嘅運作了解甚深，深知風險與回報嘅關係！ 仲有睇拒唔做投資銀行揾快錢，反而走去做學者春風化雨，就知拒係一個淡薄名利嘅人！ 他投資偏向保守，大家應向他學習，不應做一個炒家或所謂進取的投資者。 係度上緊網嘅人都唔係無知之仕，拒哋都有獨立思考能力，明察秋毫應能做到！不會相信那些不斷叫人高價入市的地產人。 但係每一個成年人都應對自己嘅行為同決定負責，即係如果你地睇好樓市，又身體力行咁走去炒高，最後賭晒全副身家睇升，咁如果第日你地真係睇錯左，個市反其道而行，咁希望你地都唔好寫文插爆政府，話拒哋推冧個市，累你地破晒產就得啦！

現時有很多私人住宅既改裝：冇主人房套房改成有、開放式廚房後還明火煑食、三房改兩房、露台改為房 、飯廳改房變成三房或四房、每房都裝洗手間....仲有好多古怪改動你哋諗唔佢哋都諗到,比改劏房的嚴重性有過之而冇不及,但這些因都沒新聞價值,沒被全霉冇限放大報導,很多業主還以為是合法,攪到樓上樓下都有很多投訴,這些自私業主既行為相對劏房業主更可憎!現在的全霉都只為政治而報導新聞!

樓市泡沬不推自爆.......................... 今天的高樓價是泡沬，最主要原因是低息所至。因為低息引至人產生容易入市的思維及誤導人作長線炒賣的慨念，即是無論置業及投資的成本均低。但當不久之將來回到正常之加息周期，供樓負擔轉重，置業及投資意慾急轉直下，再加上樓宇供應量大增，市民及投資者無需再以高價買樓，再加上持貨多的物業投資者减持穫利 (可能現時正承高位在進行中) 及炒家散貨，到這時樓市的氣氛會轉化為越遲沽，價越低，連鎖反應，樓市急速向下大跌，此乃市場恒久不變之定律，即泡沫爆破。大家平心而論，現時的樓價還有多少上升空間 ? 樓市不升便會跌，要小心那些只為個人利益不斷叫人入市買樓的人。我們不是永遠不買樓，置業是大家都追求的目標，只不過不是在現時非常大機會摸頂的情況下用超高價錢買而矣。只要保留實力，有錢你荒無樓買？

現時有很多私人住宅既改裝：冇主人房套房改成有、開放式廚房後還明火煑食、三房改兩房、露台改為房 、飯廳改房變成三房或四房、每房都裝洗手間....仲有好多古怪改動你哋諗唔佢哋都諗到,比改劏房的嚴重性有過之而冇不及,但這些因都沒新聞價值,沒被全霉冇限放大報導,很多業主還以為是合法,攪到樓上樓下都有很多投訴,這些自私業主既行為相對劏房業主更可憎!現在的全霉都只為政治而報導新聞!

89年尾97年03年沙士時十幾厘息都爆喎!

樓市泡沬不推自爆.......................... 今天的高樓價是泡沬，最主要原因是低息所至。因為低息引至人產生容易入市的思維及誤導人作長線炒賣的慨念，即是無論置業及投資的成本均低。但當不久之將來回到正常之加息周期，供樓負擔轉重，置業及投資意慾急轉直下，再加上樓宇供應量大增，市民及投資者無需再以高價買樓，再加上持貨多的物業投資者减持穫利 (可能現時正承高位在進行中) 及炒家散貨，到這時樓市的氣氛會轉化為越遲沽，價越低，連鎖反應，樓市急速向下大跌，此乃市場恒久不變之定律，即泡沫爆破。大家平心而論，現時的樓價還有多少上升空間 ? 樓市不升便會跌，要小心那些只為個人利益不斷叫人入市買樓的人。我們不是永遠不買樓，置業是大家都追求的目標，只不過不是在現時非常大機會摸頂的情況下用超高價錢買而矣。只要保留實力，有錢你荒無樓買？所而現時賣樓套股的最好時機!!

人地話加息引至爆煲，講得對，你是否低B?

現時股市成交小,求你哋買股啦!我哋唔想畢業變成失業啊!!

知道自己低B仲糸度九嗡!

現在市民住劏房，水深火熱，比振英的廚房更更更加熱，你還跑去大英帝國，不又是另一謊言嗎？

33 至39 跟本是同一人，自問自答，低能當有趣。

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對不起！

唔好意思

下次唔敢！！！

乘!

改正：乖!嘻

A union for Canadian lobstermen announced Saturday that they've reached a deal with processors and the New Brunswick provincial government that will keep processing plants open after a pricing dispute prompted blockades of the plants and a temporary injunction. The protesters -- mostly comprised of fishermen -- had been seeking to prevent trucks from hauling Maine lobster into Canadian plants because of an excess of the crustacean, which has contributed to a recent crash in wholesale prices. But in the light of a deal made late Friday evening, processors agreed to pay $3.03 per pound of processed lobster and $3.53 per pound of live market lobster, a 50-cent increase on both prices from a week ago, according to Christian Brun of the Maritime Fishermen's Union. Half of the 50-cent increase is being paid for by the processors, the other half by the union. Brun said the union plans to take out a loan to cover the added cost. New Brunswick provincial spokeswoman Lisa Harrity confirmed the agreement. "We're glad that this issue is resolved," said Brun. "We'll also be immediately figuring out how this can be prevented in the future." A temporary injunction last week forced open the plants, requiring protesters to stay at least 200 feet away from plant entrances, according to Anne McInerney, a New Brunswick provincial spokesman. The unseasonably warm winter has resulted in a glut of lobster this year, bringing prices to a 40-year-low, according to Maine Marine Commissioner Patrick Keliher. Some lobsters are selling for as low as $1.75 per pound off the dock, with lobstermen demanding closer to $4. Maine sends much of its lobster to Canada for processing each year, mainly due to its small number of plants. A union for Canadian lobstermen announced Saturday that they've reached a deal with processors and the New Brunswick provincial government that will keep processing plants open after a pricing dispute prompted blockades of the plants and a temporary injunction. The protesters -- mostly comprised of fishermen -- had been seeking to prevent trucks from hauling Maine lobster into Canadian plants because of an excess of the crustacean, which has contributed to a recent crash in wholesale prices. But in the light of a deal made late Friday evening, processors agreed to pay $3.03 per pound of processed lobster and $3.53 per pound of live market lobster, a 50-cent increase on both prices from a week ago, according to Christian Brun of the Maritime Fishermen's Union. Half of the 50-cent increase is being paid for by the processors, the other half by the union. Brun said the union plans to take out a loan to cover the added cost. New Brunswick provincial spokeswoman Lisa Harrity confirmed the agreement. "We're glad that this issue is resolved," said Brun. "We'll also be immediately figuring out how this can be prevented in the future." A temporary injunction last week forced open the plants, requiring protesters to stay at least 200 feet away from plant entrances, according to Anne McInerney, a New Brunswick provincial spokesman. The unseasonably warm winter has resulted in a glut of lobster this year, bringing prices to a 40-year-low, according to Maine Marine Commissioner Patrick Keliher. Some lobsters are selling for as low as $1.75 per pound off the dock, with lobstermen demanding closer to $4. Maine sends much of its lobster to Canada for processing each year, mainly due to its small number of plants. A union for Canadian lobstermen announced Saturday that they've reached a deal with processors and the New Brunswick provincial government that will keep processing plants open after a pricing dispute prompted blockades of the plants and a temporary injunction. The protesters -- mostly comprised of fishermen -- had been seeking to prevent trucks from hauling Maine lobster into Canadian plants because of an excess of the crustacean, which has contributed to a recent crash in wholesale prices. But in the light of a deal made late Friday evening, processors agreed to pay $3.03 per pound of processed lobster and $3.53 per pound of live market lobster, a 50-cent increase on both prices from a week ago, according to Christian Brun of the Maritime Fishermen's Union. Half of the 50-cent increase is being paid for by the processors, the other half by the union. Brun said the union plans to take out a loan to cover the added cost. New Brunswick provincial spokeswoman Lisa Harrity confirmed the agreement. "We're glad that this issue is resolved," said Brun. "We'll also be immediately figuring out how this can be prevented in the future." A temporary injunction last week forced open the plants, requiring protesters to stay at least 200 feet away from plant entrances, according to Anne McInerney, a New Brunswick provincial spokesman. The unseasonably warm winter has resulted in a glut of lobster this year, bringing prices to a 40-year-low, according to Maine Marine Commissioner Patrick Keliher. Some lobsters are selling for as low as $1.75 per pound off the dock, with lobstermen demanding closer to $4. Maine sends much of its lobster to Canada for processing each year, mainly due to its small number of plants. A union for Canadian lobstermen announced Saturday that they've reached a deal with processors and the New Brunswick provincial government that will keep processing plants open after a pricing dispute prompted blockades of the plants and a temporary injunction. The protesters -- mostly comprised of fishermen -- had been seeking to prevent trucks from hauling Maine lobster into Canadian plants because of an excess of the crustacean, which has contributed to a recent crash in wholesale prices. But in the light of a deal made late Friday evening, processors agreed to pay $3.03 per pound of processed lobster and $3.53 per pound of live market lobster, a 50-cent increase on both prices from a week ago, according to Christian Brun of the Maritime Fishermen's Union. Half of the 50-cent increase is being paid for by the processors, the other half by the union. Brun said the union plans to take out a loan to cover the added cost. New Brunswick provincial spokeswoman Lisa Harrity confirmed the agreement. "We're glad that this issue is resolved," said Brun. "We'll also be immediately figuring out how this can be prevented in the future." A temporary injunction last week forced open the plants, requiring protesters to stay at least 200 feet away from plant entrances, according to Anne McInerney, a New Brunswick provincial spokesman. The unseasonably warm winter has resulted in a glut of lobster this year, bringing prices to a 40-year-low, according to Maine Marine Commissioner Patrick Keliher. Some lobsters are selling for as low as $1.75 per pound off the dock, with lobstermen demanding closer to $4. Maine sends much of its lobster to Canada for processing each year, mainly due to its small number of plants. A union for Canadian lobstermen announced Saturday that they've reached a deal with processors and the New Brunswick provincial government that will keep processing plants open after a pricing dispute prompted blockades of the plants and a temporary injunction. The protesters -- mostly comprised of fishermen -- had been seeking to prevent trucks from hauling Maine lobster into Canadian plants because of an excess of the crustacean, which has contributed to a recent crash in wholesale prices. But in the light of a deal made late Friday evening, processors agreed to pay $3.03 per pound of processed lobster and $3.53 per pound of live market lobster, a 50-cent increase on both prices from a week ago, according to Christian Brun of the Maritime Fishermen's Union. Half of the 50-cent increase is being paid for by the processors, the other half by the union. Brun said the union plans to take out a loan to cover the added cost. New Brunswick provincial spokeswoman Lisa Harrity confirmed the agreement. "We're glad that this issue is resolved," said Brun. "We'll also be immediately figuring out how this can be prevented in the future." A temporary injunction last week forced open the plants, requiring protesters to stay at least 200 feet away from plant entrances, according to Anne McInerney, a New Brunswick provincial spokesman. The unseasonably warm winter has resulted in a glut of lobster this year, bringing prices to a 40-year-low, according to Maine Marine Commissioner Patrick Keliher. Some lobsters are selling for as low as $1.75 per pound off the dock, with lobstermen demanding closer to $4. Maine sends much of its lobster to Canada for processing each year, mainly due to its small number of plants. A union for Canadian lobstermen announced Saturday that they've reached a deal with processors and the New Brunswick provincial government that will keep processing plants open after a pricing dispute prompted blockades of the plants and a temporary injunction. The protesters -- mostly comprised of fishermen -- had been seeking to prevent trucks from hauling Maine lobster into Canadian plants because of an excess of the crustacean, which has contributed to a recent crash in wholesale prices. But in the light of a deal made late Friday evening, processors agreed to pay $3.03 per pound of processed lobster and $3.53 per pound of live market lobster, a 50-cent increase on both prices from a week ago, according to Christian Brun of the Maritime Fishermen's Union. Half of the 50-cent increase is being paid for by the processors, the other half by the union. Brun said the union plans to take out a loan to cover the added cost. New Brunswick provincial spokeswoman Lisa Harrity confirmed the agreement. "We're glad that this issue is resolved," said Brun. "We'll also be immediately figuring out how this can be prevented in the future." A temporary injunction last week forced open the plants, requiring protesters to stay at least 200 feet away from plant entrances, according to Anne McInerney, a New Brunswick provincial spokesman. The unseasonably warm winter has resulted in a glut of lobster this year, bringing prices to a 40-year-low, according to Maine Marine Commissioner Patrick Keliher. Some lobsters are selling for as low as $1.75 per pound off the dock, with lobstermen demanding closer to $4. Maine sends much of its lobster to Canada for processing each year, mainly due to its small number of plants. A union for Canadian lobstermen announced Saturday that they've reached a deal with processors and the New Brunswick provincial government that will keep processing plants open after a pricing dispute prompted blockades of the plants and a temporary injunction. The protesters -- mostly comprised of fishermen -- had been seeking to prevent trucks from hauling Maine lobster into Canadian plants because of an excess of the crustacean, which has contributed to a recent crash in wholesale prices. But in the light of a deal made late Friday evening, processors agreed to pay $3.03 per pound of processed lobster and $3.53 per pound of live market lobster, a 50-cent increase on both prices from a week ago, according to Christian Brun of the Maritime Fishermen's Union. Half of the 50-cent increase is being paid for by the processors, the other half by the union. Brun said the union plans to take out a loan to cover the added cost. New Brunswick provincial spokeswoman Lisa Harrity confirmed the agreement. "We're glad that this issue is resolved," said Brun. "We'll also be immediately figuring out how this can be prevented in the future." A temporary injunction last week forced open the plants, requiring protesters to stay at least 200 feet away from plant entrances, according to Anne McInerney, a New Brunswick provincial spokesman. The unseasonably warm winter has resulted in a glut of lobster this year, bringing prices to a 40-year-low, according to Maine Marine Commissioner Patrick Keliher. Some lobsters are selling for as low as $1.75 per pound off the dock, with lobstermen demanding closer to $4. Maine sends much of its lobster to Canada for processing each year, mainly due to its small number of plants. A union for Canadian lobstermen announced Saturday that they've reached a deal with processors and the New Brunswick provincial government that will keep processing plants open after a pricing dispute prompted blockades of the plants and a temporary injunction. The protesters -- mostly comprised of fishermen -- had been seeking to prevent trucks from hauling Maine lobster into Canadian plants because of an excess of the crustacean, which has contributed to a recent crash in wholesale prices. But in the light of a deal made late Friday evening, processors agreed to pay $3.03 per pound of processed lobster and $3.53 per pound of live market lobster, a 50-cent increase on both prices from a week ago, according to Christian Brun of the Maritime Fishermen's Union. Half of the 50-cent increase is being paid for by the processors, the other half by the union. Brun said the union plans to take out a loan to cover the added cost. New Brunswick provincial spokeswoman Lisa Harrity confirmed the agreement. "We're glad that this issue is resolved," said Brun. "We'll also be immediately figuring out how this can be prevented in the future." A temporary injunction last week forced open the plants, requiring protesters to stay at least 200 feet away from plant entrances, according to Anne McInerney, a New Brunswick provincial spokesman. The unseasonably warm winter has resulted in a glut of lobster this year, bringing prices to a 40-year-low, according to Maine Marine Commissioner Patrick Keliher. Some lobsters are selling for as low as $1.75 per pound off the dock, with lobstermen demanding closer to $4. Maine sends much of its lobster to Canada for processing each year, mainly due to its small number of plants.

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