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In Memory of Our Heroes
The “eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month" of 1918 that signaled the end of World War I. On this day we honour those who have sacrificed so much to keep our flag flying high. Remembrance Day Salute to all heroes, and thank you for your service.
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Edmonton: Top Real Estate Hotspots to Watch in 2025
Edmonton is an emerging real estate market that combines affordability and job growth, particularly in energy and technology. Detached home prices have seen a steady rise yearly, reflecting consistent demand. The city’s housing remains accessible compared to Calgary and other major metros. Ongoing diversification in tech and renewable energy is strengthening the economy and buyer…
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How to Choose the Right Mortgage Lender?
Buying a home in Canada can be challenging, especially when selecting a mortgage lender. Start by assessing your financial situation and comparing interest rates from various lenders to save money. Negotiate fees and consider consulting an experienced mortgage broker for guidance. Ensure clear communication with your lender and avoid prepayment penalties. Seek referrals from friends…
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Will Edmonton Home Price Growth Continue in Q4?
Edmonton home prices increased 4.4% year-over-year to $476,300 in Q3 2025. Detached homes up 5.6% to $527,100; condos rose 2.7% to $206,400. Market normalizing after two strong years with steady inventory growth. First-time buyers benefit from semi-detached and condo opportunities. Forecast: Edmonton home prices to grow 4% in Q4 2025.
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Expert Tips for Selling Your Home This Fall and Winter
Prep Early: Complete exterior maintenance—fix gutters, repaint, rake leaves, and brighten windows before cold weather limits improvements. Warm and Welcoming: Keep interiors cozy and decorated; personal touches help buyers imagine themselves living there. Avoid Neglect: Maintain curb appeal, keep utilities on in vacant homes, and price realistically to attract serious buyers. Smart Offer Choices: Don’t…
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Happy Halloween
Halloween falls on October 31 because the ancient Gaelic festival of Samhain, considered the earliest known root of Halloween, occurred on this day. In the eighth century, Pope Gregory III designated November 1 as a time to praise all saints. Soon, All Saints' Day incorporated some traditions of Samhain and the evening before was known…
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Edmonton’s Housing Market Remains Strong and Balanced
Edmonton maintains one of the strongest housing markets, with sales staying well above pre-pandemic levels. RBC’s affordability measure at 32.2% aligns closely with historical norms, signaling a balanced market. Buyers benefit from relatively low ownership costs compared to other major cities. The easing of earlier supply-demand pressures has led to more stable prices and moderate…
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Reshaping inner Edmonton
Edmonton is undergoing a major urban transformation with five key redevelopment projects near downtown, including Station Lands, Village at Ice District, OEG Fan/Event Park, Exhibition Lands, and Stadium Yards. These projects aim to create vibrant, sustainable communities with thousands of new residential units, green spaces, and mixed-use developments. Construction phases will span several years, reshaping…
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Edmonton Glows Bright in 2025 Best Places to Live List
Edmonton ranked third among the Best Places to Live in Canada for 2025. The city stands out for affordable housing, averaging $431,000, and 325 days of sunshine annually. It has a diverse economy in manufacturing, agriculture, and construction, supporting stable employment. Green parks and an energetic festival calendar add to its appeal. Edmonton’s mix of…
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Rents Stabilize, Offering Relief to Renters Nationwide
Canada's residential rents fell 3.2% year-over-year to $2,123, marking 12 months of declines and the first two-year drop since 2022. Rent decreases occurred across all property types, with condos and houses/townhomes dropping more sharply. Vancouver and Toronto saw the largest declines, with rents at their lowest in nearly four years. Some provinces like Manitoba experienced…