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Where to Buy Real Estate in Canada 2025: National overview
In 2025, Canada's real estate market shows cautious buyer demand with improved affordability and stable prices. Fredericton, NB tops the best places to buy due to low prices and strong appreciation. Calgary offers economic opportunities with growing neighborhoods, while Saint John, NB remains affordable with rising prices. Western cities like Edmonton and Regina see notable…
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Calgary Market: Will It Crash in 2025?
Average home price ↑ 6.3% yearly, signalling ongoing strength in key segments. Inventory ↑ significantly, easing pressure on buyers.
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Calgary’s Most Affluent Neighbourhoods in 2025
Altadore: Trendy, family-friendly neighbourhood with mixed housing, great parks, and vibrant Marda Loop amenities nearby. Elbow Park: Wealthy, riverside community with heritage homes, excellent schools, and a strong sense of community. Bel-Aire: Exclusive, quiet area with large estate homes, scenic reservoir views, and proximity to downtown and parks. Pump Hill: Upscale, private neighbourhood featuring huge…
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Calgary Homeowners Flood City With Assessment Concerns
Calgary property assessments surged in 2025, prompting over 10,000 review calls—more than double last year. Tax changes depend on how a home's value changed relative to the city's 15% average increase.
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Calgary ranked as second best city in Canada to buy real estate
Calgary ranks second among Canadian cities to buy real estate, with a 2024 benchmark home price of $577,367 and 41% growth over five years. Despite higher prices, some affordable neighborhoods remain. Edmonton ranks fifth, with steady price rises below the national average. Both cities attract first-time buyers and long-term investors. Sales surged in several western…
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Calgary: Is the Housing Bubble Finally Cooling Down?
Calgary’s single-family home prices rise by 0.2%, remaining steady since December and January. Condo prices decrease by 0.5%, continuing a six-month decline after a price spike.
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Calgary Rent Prices: Biggest Decline in Canada!
Calgary led Canada with a massive 9.8% annual rent drop, the steepest fall nationwide. Calgary is now Canada's 15th most expensive rental market, dropping one rank last month.
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Calgary’s Comeback Story Gains Investor Interest
Calgary's office sector resurgence drives investment in the real estate market. Energy sector recovery boosts interest in Calgary's real estate investments.
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Happy Victoria Day
The holiday has been observed since 1845, as a celebration to honour Queen Victoria. The day unofficially signals the start of summer for many Canadians. It is celebrated with parades and fireworks in some cities. Sending our warmest wishes to everyone for a happy and peaceful long weekend.
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Calgary home sales nosedive as inventory skyrockets by 115%
Calgary home sales dropped 22.3% year-over-year in April, with inventory rising 115.5%, leading to 2.62 months of supply. Economic uncertainty has reduced consumer confidence, balancing the market and easing price pressures. The residential benchmark price slightly decreased to $591,100, while detached and semi-detached homes saw modest price increases. Despite challenges, sales remain above pre-pandemic levels.…