Buying an Edmonton home situated on leased land
Usually Edmonton buyers purchase thier homes on land which are not leased. However there are several properties where the dwelling is sitting on leased land. This could be anything...
Usually Edmonton buyers purchase thier homes on land which are not leased. However there are several properties where the dwelling is sitting on leased land. This could be anything...
Starting August 1st, first time home buyers purchasing new home will be allowed to obtain a 30 year amortization instead of 25 years which will help lower your monthly mortgage payments. There are a...
When it comes to buying or selling a property, transparency is crucial. Courts have found that both sellers and agents have a responsibility to disclose any relevant information about the property's condition.
It is important for...
The most common type of co-ownership of property aside from are tenancy in common and joint tenancy. Tenancy in Common is ownership of title to...
The Government of Alberta announced an unexpected change to the Land Titles Registration Fee during the release of its Budget 2024 on February 29, 2024.
Homeowners will soon see an exponential increase in closing costs. Currently,...
The government just announced 40 year mortgage amortizations to help Canadians lower their monthly payments. When I first heard this, I thought...
The concept of 15-minute cities is an urban planning and design idea that aims to create more sustainable, livable, and interconnected communities. The idea is to organize cities...
Tight inventory levels continued to challenge luxury buyers in the Edmonton real estate market first three months of 2023, with high-end sales over $1 million hovering...
Radon is an odourless, tasteless, colourless radioactive gas that is the by-product of uranium decay. Uranium occurs naturally in soil and rock f...
What is a Net Zero Home
Net Zero Homes produce as much clean energy as they consume. They are up to 80% more energy-efficient than typical homes and use renewable energy systems to produce...
During the pandemic, canadian homes became offices, movie theatres, classrooms, gyms, and staycation destinations. We spent more time at home and out of necessity, did many renovations and additions...
Usually Edmonton buyers purchase thier homes on land which are not leased. However there are several properties where the dwelling is sitting on leased land. This could be anything...
Starting August 1st, first time home buyers purchasing new home will be allowed to obtain a 30 year amortization instead of 25 years which will help lower your monthly mortgage payments. There are a...
When it comes to buying or selling a property, transparency is crucial. Courts have found that both sellers and agents have a responsibility to disclose any relevant information about the property's condition.
It is important for...
The most common type of co-ownership of property aside from are tenancy in common and joint tenancy. Tenancy in Common is ownership of title to...
The Government of Alberta announced an unexpected change to the Land Titles Registration Fee during the release of its Budget 2024 on February 29, 2024.
Homeowners will soon see an exponential increase in closing costs. Currently,...
The government just announced 40 year mortgage amortizations to help Canadians lower their monthly payments. When I first heard this, I thought...
The concept of 15-minute cities is an urban planning and design idea that aims to create more sustainable, livable, and interconnected communities. The idea is to organize cities...
Tight inventory levels continued to challenge luxury buyers in the Edmonton real estate market first three months of 2023, with high-end sales over $1 million hovering...
Radon is an odourless, tasteless, colourless radioactive gas that is the by-product of uranium decay. Uranium occurs naturally in soil and rock f...
What is a Net Zero Home
Net Zero Homes produce as much clean energy as they consume. They are up to 80% more energy-efficient than typical homes and use renewable energy systems to produce...
During the pandemic, canadian homes became offices, movie theatres, classrooms, gyms, and staycation destinations. We spent more time at home and out of necessity, did many renovations and additions...