Luxury Segment Picks up in Edmonton, Canada
Mansion Global Daily: Global Price Growth, Luxury up in Edmonton, and More
Edmonton, the second-biggest city in the Alberta province, does not usually rank as a hub for luxury real estate in Canada, eclipsed by Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary.
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This 2-story, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom townhouse with double attached garage shows like new. It is an end unit which has extra windows, so it is very bright. The gorgeous kitchen has stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and an upgraded cabinet package with plenty of counter space and a pantry. The dining area is spacious and the living room is huge.
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1604 33A Street Northwest, Edmonton. Click for more photos and pricing
1604 33A Street Northwest, Edmonton, AB T6T0y1. Click for more photos and pricing
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Most Canadians favoured banks over brokers to obtain mortgages on their primary residences last year.
What do homebuyers prefer – banks or mortgage brokers?
MPC’s annual report on the state of the residential mortgage market revealed that about 6.08 million of the overall 10.01 million owner-occupied dwellings in Canada had mortgages at the end of 2020 – and among buyers who purchased homes in 2020, 54% of mortgages were obtained from banks, 40% fro…
Colorful appliances are making a comeback, and realtors have opinions.
4 Things Real Estate Agents Wish You Knew About Colorful Appliances
While you may fall in love with a cobalt blue refrigerator, real estate agents suggest exercising a little caution. If you’re considering buying colored appliances for your kitchen, here’s what real estate experts want you to know.
Two of the most popular video doorbells on the market today are the new Ring Video Doorbell Wired and the Nest Hello.
Ring Video Doorbell Wired vs. Nest Hello: Which is better?
Video doorbells are becoming amazingly popular, as they let you keep tabs on who’s coming and going and when. Plus, if you ever find a need to access security footage following a break-in or package theft, video doorbells can help, thanks to that added layer of home security.
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Beautiful 5 bedroom home with a private south-facing fully-fenced backyard. Enjoy the oversized deck, cedar trees, perennial flower gardens, barbecue areas, and the fact that this home is located on a quiet street in Beacon Heights. Offers a larger single detached garage, 5 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms. This home is fully updated – a must-see.
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3417 120A Avenue Northwest, Edmonton. Click for more photos and pricing
3417 120A Avenue Northwest, Edmonton, AB T5W 1M3. Click for more photos and pricing
If you want it to sell your house for as much as possible, there are steps you can take before putting it on the market to increase its value.
How To Get Your House Ready To Sell
We’ll give you six steps for preparing your home for the sale, as well as four tips for the selling process.
Canadians invest in home renovations to improve quality of life, not to add value in current Canadian real estate market
Challenging Canadian housing market conditions put additional importance to home renovations since the start of COVID-19, both for those looking to stay and those selling
More than half of Canadians renovated their home in 2020 with the intention of living in it, with 29% renovating to enhance their lifestyle for non-essential reasons (aesthetic and/or recreational purposes) and 29% doing so for essential reasons (safety and maintenance)
Only 16% of Canadians said they renovated to increase the market value of their home in order to sell within in the next one to three years
A new report by RE/MAX Canada is shedding light on shifting consumer trends in home renovations and the perceived return on investment (ROI), as impacted by COVID-19 and historically tight conditions across the Canadian real estate market. The RE/MAX 2021 Renovation Investment Report found that more than half of Canadians renovated their home last year for personal or “non-ROI” purposes, with three in 10 (29 per cent) choosing to renovate for non-essential “lifestyle” reasons, such as recreation-inspired projects.
https://blog.remax.ca/canadian-real-estate-renovation-tren…/
Canadian Real Estate Renovation Trends (2021)
Canadians invest in home renovations to improve quality of life, not to add value in current Canadian real estate market Challenging Canadian housing market conditions put additional importance to home renovations since the start of COVID-19, both for those looking to stay and those selling More tha…
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