
The Market’s New Influencers
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 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

While location-location is a key factor in real estate, for the Calgary real estate market, the 2023 buzzwords are hot-hot-hot. Of course, there is much background and analysis to digest,

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

With some unique positives, negatives and quirks, Calgary’s commercial and residential real estate situation continues to be a tale of two parallel but distinctly different markets. One is hot. The

Although developers and landlords sometimes beg to differ, spiking mortgage rates, migration and other factors have triggered a perfect storm of Calgary housing affordability. The situations, and the factors, are
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

When it comes to key factors like affordability and benchmark prices, inventory and sales-to-listings ratios, consumer confidence, the impact of mortgage rates – and even though Calgary’s real estate market

In recent years, the Calgary real estate market has experienced fluctuations, with factors such as a pandemic and increased mortgage rates contributing to these changes. Today, the market is experiencing

It’s not that real estate professionals, particularly commercial real estate professionals, are stodgy, strait-laced and deal in hard-core numbers and percentages, with a weakness for adjectives and superlatives, but they