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How COVID-19 Helped Create a Surge in the Edmonton Real Estate Market                     

Starting in June 2020 and accelerating through July and August, the Edmonton Real Estate market saw an increase in sales activity since this time last year. Actually, we haven’t seen sales this high in the month of August in the greater Edmonton since the boom in 2006. So, what gives? We’re in the middle of a global pandemic, Alberta’s economy (and Canada’s economy for that matter) feels totally uncertain and the government policy changes and spending seem astronomical. So, WHAT GIVES?!

There are a few factors that I believe are at play here to help drive this sudden demand in our real estate market, but before I get to those let’s take a brief look back…

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Last chance to own this stunning Rhatigan Ridge home!

In the quiet little cul-de-sac tucked just inside the Riverbend community of Rattigan Ridge is the picturesque 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home of 243 Rhatigan Rd W. 

With only a few weeks left at a chance to snap this home up for the jaw-dropping price of $638,000 before the owners give in to repeated requests from renters hoping for an opportunity to get into this lovely neighbourhood, this two-story home is a must-see. This location cannot be beat. Just a stroll away from the front door are two fabulous schools: St. Mary’s Elementary School and Earl Buxton Elementary School. Just a few minutes in the other direction and a potential buyer would stumble upon Ramsey Park, one of Edmonton’s best…

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Home for sale in Grandview Heights Edmonton - 12304 65 Avenue, Edmonton AB

Welcome to 12304 65 Ave, Edmonton – A prestigious address located in the highly sought-after community of Grandview Heights. This home is perfectly located in the community on a large corner lot. Just a short walk to one of the highest regarded K-9 schools in Edmonton, Grandview Heights School. The traditional style of the home offers character and has exceptional curb appeal. The home is 2 stories with a finished basement and offers 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Although it has been well maintained over the years, you can add your own personal touch with cosmetic updating, which would add substantial immediate value. This home would also be a perfect location to build your…

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How to stand out in a buyer’s market

We’ve heard it all winter, on the news, on social media, from our “knowledgeable” uncle, that this year the real estate market in Edmonton is a buyer’s market. Well, if you’re a buyer this year then lovely, but if you’re trying to sell your home then how can you increase your chances of making your home stand out so that buyers are clamoring to put in offers rather than tossing you that dreaded low-ball?

Firstly, and possibly most importantly, having a clean home is of utmost importance. It is probably the most cost-effective way to make your home appealing to buyers. Now we aren’t talking about the kind of cleaning one does to prepare for the in-laws. We’re talking the what’s-this-gunk-behind-my-fridge kind…

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Should you do a home inspection on a brand-new home?

This is a question I hear literally every time I sell a new construction property. "Since this house is brand new and covered under Alberta New Home Warranty, do I really need to do a home inspection?

My answer is always the same. I recommend a home inspection even if the property is new and covered under new home warranty for a few different reasons. But before I get started on why I think its a good idea to get the inspection done, I'd like to make it clear that I completely understand why someone may not want to do it. Though I regularly hear a wide variety of reasons, here are just a few of them:

 

  1.     Cost. Obviously, the cost of a home inspection is always the biggest reason why…

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