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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.
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Alberta Home Sales Surge Through 2025
Alberta home sales expected to hit historic highs in 2025, outpacing national average growth. Housing prices forecast to rise faster than national average through 2025, supporting strong market recovery
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