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What Follows the Boc’s Rate Cut Pause?
BoC ends 2.25% rate-cutting cycle, citing inflation risks and global trade uncertainty. Unpredictable US tariffs raised inflation fears and made GDP projections unusually difficult.
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Check out my new 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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Check out my new listing Address: Leduc, Alberta T9E5G1
This stunning bi-level is located on a quiet street in prestigious Leduc estates – one of Leduc's most desirable neighborhoods! Craftsmanship & pride of ownership abound inside and out! Many recent upgrades on the main floor include a new kitchen c/w stainless appliances & granite countertops, a beautiful coffee bar in the dining room, all…
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Rent prices are dropping in Calgary and Edmonton
Average rent prices have dropped in Calgary and Edmonton, reflecting a national 3.3% decline in Canada. Calgary saw the largest decrease, with one-bedroom rents down 8.2% to $1,591 and two-bedrooms down 9.2% to $1,944. Edmonton's rents fell less, with one-bedrooms down 2.3% to $1,336 and two-bedrooms down 0.7% to $1,679. Despite recent drops, rents remain…
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Alberta Housing Sector Defies Economic Headwinds
Alberta’s Real Estate sector is growing, now representing 25% of Canada’s total construction activity in 2025.Housing construction is moving fast, doubling 2019’s pace as Alberta addresses its longstanding housing supply gap.
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Why Canada’s Real Estate Stays Strong by 2029
Canadian housing market projected to grow 3.68% annually, reaching US$10.16 trillion by 2029. Higher interest rates will moderate price growth and improve market balance.
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Apartment Supply Jumps as Turnover Holds Steady!
National vacancy rose to 4.0% in Q1 2025, the highest rate recorded since the pandemic. Rent growth slowed sharply, with average in-place rents increasing only $17 and lease-over-lease growth at 4.0%.
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Edmonton Home Prices Hit $464K
Edmonton’s average home price in Mid-Q2 2025 was $464,277, up 5.2% yearly. Benchmark prices hit a record high of $439,100, rising 9.8% annually.
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Faulkner: What you need to know before buying a home
Before buying a home, consult a mortgage broker to determine affordability and mortgage qualification. Consider all costs including taxes, insurance, maintenance, closing fees, and moving expenses. Keep total housing costs under 40% of gross income. Realtors provide valuable guidance on neighborhoods, property types, legal restrictions, and the buying process, helping buyers make informed decisions and…
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Edmonton Zoning Reform: Early Success, Future Tweaks
In Mid-Q2 2025, Edmonton reviewed Zoning Bylaw 20001 after one full year of implementation. No new incentives for multi-dwelling housing were recommended due to strong 2024 uptake.