The word spreading along the crescents and cul-de-sacs of Calgary’s new communities is that the housing market is turning a corner. Builders are applying for permits again. House-hunters are visiting
Calgary’s real estate market is on the road to recovery after a tough two years when the city’s economy struggled during a prolonged recession, resulting in thousands of layoffs, particularly
Real estate, in any market, is a business that can go up just as quickly as it can come down. The Calgary market is trying to make its way back
Technology continues to evolve and change the way we do everything – from buying clothes and groceries, to selling used items, to even buying and selling homes. Smartphones and tablets
Typically, downsizing from a family residence to a smaller house or condo makes perfect sense for a retiree or empty nester. Choosing to downsize can be beneficial if it is
After a challenging two years struggling through a vicious economic downturn, Calgary’s housing market appears to have turned around and is now poised for growth the rest of 2017. Whether
In mid-2014 when oil prices fell below US$100 per barrel, Calgary’s office vacancy rate skyrocketed. And according to new data, this rate will only increase as new constructions near completion.
After two years of recessionary conditions, there is renewed optimism Calgary’s housing market will stabilize this year. Such expectations might not affect all property segments and types, but this is
Real estate professionals are somewhat optimistic about Calgary’s condo market, but they are also cautiously realistic about expectations and trends. Like most sectors of real estate, employment and migration are
For Calgary’s residential real estate market – while economists, analysts and real estate agents cautiously mention a recovery and speculate about the factors that may determine the new normal –
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