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Mortgage Lending Market to Grow 9.5% CAGR
The mortgage lending market is projected to grow $27.5T by 2031. CAGR of 9.5% driven by digital and tech adoption.
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Soft 2025 Home Sales: Rebound Only in 2026?
Housing affordability in Canada remains stretched and is unlikely to improve meaningfully before 2027. Despite soft 2025 sales, Desjardins expects housing market growth to return by 2026 amid falling rates.
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Early Summer Rent Prices in Edmonton Show Mixed Trends
1-Bedroom rent in June: $1,037/mo, ↓ 0.2% MoM and ↑ 5.2% yearly 2-Bedroom rent in June: $1,309/mo, ↓ 0.4% MoM and ↑ 9.7% yearly
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Edmonton Home Sales up 1.2% in Early-Summer
2,900 homes sold in June, with 4,215 new listings easing buyer competition. Average home price rose 5.9% year-over-year to about $465,000—steady, sustainable growth for buyers.
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Average house prices in Edmonton are finally seeing a slowdown
Housing affordability in Edmonton improved after a sharp winter spike. The average home price rose slightly to $432,400 in May 2025, with the income needed to buy one increasing to $78,200. This is a smaller rise compared to the large jump seen earlier in the year. Nationally, home sales increased for the first time in…
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Check out my listing Address: New Sarepta, Alberta T0B3M0
Welcome to affordable home ownership! This newer 2008 built, 1400 + sq. ft. mobile home is located on a quiet cul-de-sac in New Sarepta. The open concept living area is spacious and bright! A well appointed kitchen boasts functionality and lots of storage! This beautiful floor plan adds a generous laundry room, 2nd bedroom &…
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How Can You Set the Stage for Winning Offers?
Provide a comprehensive disclosure package before listing: Include seller disclosures, inspections, HOA documents, and a FAQ to inform buyers upfront.Promote open house opportunities: Utilize MLS tools to list open house dates and times, making it easier for buyers to attend.
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Edmonton May Limit Mid-Block Housing to 6 Units
Edmonton city councillors are considering amending the zoning bylaw to cap mid-block multi-family buildings at 6 units instead of 8. The proposal follows a sharp rise in new housing approvals since the bylaw took effect in 2024.
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Will Alberta’s Housing Market Bounce Back in 2026?
2025 sales in Alberta expected to drop 4.5%. 2026 sales projected to rebound with a 10.9% increase.