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Into the second half of 2024, migration continues to impact Calgary real estate and rentals, while affordability and availability continue to be market speedbumps. “Calgary is still a seller’s market,”
On May 14, 2024, Calgary city council voted to approve blanket rezoning of the city. After almost four weeks of the largest public hearing in Calgary’s history, where a record
Halfway through 2024, Calgary’s residential real estate hopes and strategizes for a balanced market, while continuing very much a seller’s market. According to the Calgary Real Estate Board’s (CREB) annual
Calgary’s real estate, sales-to-listing ratios, benchmark prices and consumer trends have calmed down and stabilized from the last few “hot market” years. And despite jittery consumer confidence aggravated by the
Downtown has a problem. Calgary developers, urban planners and City number–crunchers have a solution. Conversions! In simplified, nutshell terms, because the reasons and mitigating factors are complex, the commercial spaces
Calgary’s housing market is mostly positive, but 2024 continues the way 2023 ended: with trend-setting flux. Conventional single family, detached homes are down. Multi-family is up. And rentals are hot,
While the direct impact of spike mortgage rates on Calgary real estate can get complicated and a bit tricky, some analysts and experts suggest that it is a matter of
Crunching 2023 YYC real estate stats and trends confirms that, despite a lingering listings slump having caused low inventory in most housing types, for various reasons, Calgary continued as a
Calgary real estate, much like the real estate industry itself, is rooted in traditional routines and stereotypes. In the Calgary real estate market, references, updates and market trending is usually
Calgary realtors, builders and developers and numbers crunchers agree! Despite nearly an entire year of a hot market, spiked mortgage rates, low inventories and high prices, the Calgary real estate
