Considering Canadian real estate jitters about inflation, spiked mortgage rates, affordability and sagging consumer confidence, Edmonton is proving to be a bit of a Canadian anomaly. Stats and trends show
Downtown Edmonton, in commercial real estate terms, is a focused, re-imagined and an encouragingly rebounding work-in-progress. There are positives and, yes, there are lingering challenges. Some of the positives include
Spiking mortgage rates, the ‘hot market’ trends, post-pandemic recovery, affordability, the increasing popularity of infills and the high and lows of real estate, continue to make fort an interesting but
It’s still a bit of a bumpy ride for Edmonton real estate, but the market may get a boost from the opening of the Valley Line Southeast LRT this fall,
Owning property and their own home is a dream for many people, and despite some ebb and waning in the real estate markets, there are always opportunities available for those
The new homes, condos and re-sales that are traditionally the focus of the Edmonton real estate market now have an additional market factor: rentals. Edmonton’s real estate market has been
Heading in to the second year of a COVID-influenced market, real estate in Alberta has seen its fair share of highs and lows. What began as a sluggish spring in
The COVID-19 pandemic will go down in history as a time of trials and tribulations for industries around the world. While many industries struggled, others rose to the occasion, providing
From empty office buildings and work-from-home setups to physically distanced dining, COVID-19 has shaken up the everyday. In the global health pandemic haze, spring came and went, and summer draws
As oil and gas pipelines go, none has faced as much pushback as the Keystone XL (KXL) pipeline, a planned 1,210-mile, $8-billion structure expected to carry 830,000 barrels of oil,
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