New Edmonton Arena and Area Growth
The city of Edmonton is home to some world-class entertainment. From the downtown Arts District to the many annual celebrations that give the city its nickname, “The Festival City,” there’s plenty to do in Edmonton, and more attractions are arriving every day. Hockey fans will be glad to know that the Edmonton City Council recently […]
Springtime in Edmonton
If you plan on visiting Edmonton, Alberta Canada in the spring or are a resident looking for something to do, we suggest you join the wilderness and experience Edmonton under the stars. Camping is one of those adventures where you can get creative, let loose and enjoy yourself without a care in the world. Edmonton’s […]
Residential Construction Gives Edmonton A Financial and Housing Boost
Edmonton has seen a rise in jobs according to a recent study detailed in an edmontonjournal.com article. The increase in available jobs is credited to the 15.1 billion dollars received from residential construction and renovation jobs. During 2012, numerous employment opportunities were created to complete work in the construction industry, including 48,000 Alberta direct positions, […]
Get your home pre-inspected to avoid surprises
When it comes to real estate transactions, typically the buyer gets the home inspected to see if everything’s in good working order, or not. A home inspection includes an examination of the foundation and basement, roof, attic, heating and water systems, electrical and plumbing systems, as well as the general condition of the structure itself. […]
Know what permits you need to fix up your home
If you’re thinking of fixing up your home in Edmonton, there are several permits and licenses you need to know about before you begin your projects, additions and repairs. Edmonton requires that all existing households must obtain permits and licenses whenever a new building or structure is added to the property, including things like gazebos, […]
Edmonton boundaries should be adjusted if change promotes future growth
When cities employ the use of urban growth boundaries, which are essentially a concept and planning tool useful for communities that are experiencing or anticipating significant growth, they can be detrimental to the success and viability of the city’s growth and development. These carefully considered and established growth boundaries are designed to fit growth into […]
Fixer-upper homes can net greater returns
Often determined to be residential properties that are below our standards, fixer-upper homes typically need mild to mid-level rehabilitation work to be viable for resale. To profit from these homes, buyers will typically have to give the home a thorough cleaning, minor repairs, interior and exterior painting, along with new flooring, appliances and landscaping. Those […]
Government questionnaire covers condo ownership
Edmonton condominium residents have a chance to have their voices be heard regarding condo issues that can aid the government when making changes to the Condominium Property Act. Through the use of a form, residents are being asked to share information that will be used to determine the merit of the policy proposals being considered […]
House Listed for $100K Below Market value
Check this CTV story out of an open house in the ultra-competitive Toronto housing market where the Lister has put a home up for sale around $100K below list price. What happened? Well over 200 people showed up as interested buyers for the duplex. The seller said she got what she wanted in terms […]
