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Why Edmonton’s Slowdown Isn’t a Sign of Trouble
Slide 1: 🏙️ Edmonton’s growing fast — migration, jobs, and affordability keep drawing new faces every month. Slide 2: 📉 Sales cooled a bit, but Edmonton’s still tighter than Calgary — fewer signs of real slowdown. Slide 3: 🏡 Prices are holding better here — smaller drops, steadier demand, and stronger buyer confidence overall. Slide…
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Budgeting Tips for First-Time Homebuyers
Buying your first home in Canada involves significant financial responsibility and effective budgeting. Key steps include understanding your financial situation by reviewing income, expenses, and debts; saving for a down payment, ideally 20% to avoid mortgage insurance; factoring in additional costs like property taxes and maintenance; improving your credit score for better mortgage terms; and…
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Affordability Holds Strong in Edmonton’s Expanding Market
Edmonton remains one of Canada’s more affordable major housing markets despite rapid population growth. Homeownership sits at 68.7%, slightly above the national average. Demand is strongest for condos under $200K, townhomes around $300K, and detached homes from $400K to $600K. Buyers are turning to infill properties, fixer-uppers, and nearby communities for better value. Growing supply…
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First-Time Homebuyer Tips: Here’s What You Need to Know
First-time homebuyers should prepare by budgeting for mortgage, taxes, insurance, and maintenance. Getting pre-approved for a mortgage clarifies affordability. Research local markets and factor in closing costs. Consider home inspections to avoid surprises. Decide between buying resale or building new, weighing costs and energy efficiency. Plan for future needs, resale value, and ongoing maintenance. Take…
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Daily needs drive investor picks as top towns deliver stability
Investors favor income-producing real estate amid economic uncertainty, focusing on multi-family, retail, and industrial sectors in Western Canada. Nanaimo leads with steady multi-family growth and rising rents. Kelowna's population growth drives retail and industrial demand. Edmonton benefits from diversification and affordable housing. Regina offers affordability and strong housing demand. Winnipeg's strategic location supports industrial and…
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Edmonton Rent Highlights Need for Higher Minimum Wage
Minimum wage in Alberta has been $15/h since 2018, while Edmonton rent has continued to rise. Renters need to earn at least $26.65/h to comfortably afford a one-bedroom apartment, nearly double the minimum wage. A full-time minimum wage worker can only afford about $775/mo, far below the avg rent of $1,386. Rising rent costs make…
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Edmonton’s End-2025 Home Price Surge: Possible?
Slide 1: Edmonton’s housing market stays one of Canada’s bright spots, with prices forecast to ↑ 4% by 2025. Slide 2: Forecast sees Edmonton home prices reaching $479K by year-end. Slide 3: But some realtors say that 4% boost might be too optimistic as demand growth cools off. Slide 4: Edmonton’s condo scene stays hot…
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Unlock Edmonton Open House Secrets with Mark Oliver!
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Alberta Fall vs Winter: Which Market Favours Buyers?
Slide 1: Fall in Alberta marks a cooling shift where summer’s price rush fades and balance returns to the market. Slide 2: As families settle post–back-to-school, buyer demand drops, letting home prices finally steady after months of pressure. Slide 3: Sellers grow more realistic before winter, adjusting prices and becoming flexible to close deals before…
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Can Investors Profit From Edmonton Rentals?
Edmonton’s rising housing starts create opportunities for long-term investment. Rental demand supports predictable returns for investor-owned properties. Construction growth expands market options for diversified portfolios. Affordability and steady demand attract capital investment interest. Edmonton remains a promising market for rental-focused investors.