Alta/Pro Realty

Prime Redevelopment Opportunity Near the U of A! Explore the potential of this 42 x 130 ft lot, offering flexibility with Small Scale Residential (RS) zoning. This property allows for various uses, from multi-unit residential to some commercial options. Key features of this property: Strategic Location: Located in a sought-after area with easy access to amenities, Whyte Avenue, and the University of Alberta, which is a factor in rental demand. Rental Income: The property currently earns $2,300/month in rental income on a flexible, month-to-month arrangement. This is a plus, especially while you await your permits.. This is a plus, especially while you waiting for your permits. Development Potential: The lot size and zoning are suitable for various development ideas, such as a multi-suite project or a custom residence with additional income potential. This property is a good option for those looking to build a multi-unit rental or a primary home with a secondary suite. The seller has a drawing for 6-plex. (id:26452)

Why Confidence Matters in a Real Estate Career
In my experience as a REALTOR® and real estate broker, confidence is the cornerstone of every successful transaction. It's what allows us to earn and keep our clients' trust, to advocate for their interests with conviction, and to negotiate effectively when stakes are high. The real estate world is dynamic—setbacks are inevitable, but resilience, combined with a commitment to ongoing learning, fuels growth and long-term success. My background in insurance and accounting has given me valuable insights that I bring to every client relationship, whether residential or commercial. In our ever-changing market, confidence isn’t just a trait—it’s a professional tool that shapes outcomes and builds lasting partnerships.

Mortgage Rates Face a New Reality
Mortgage rates are holding steady at higher levels, and this continues to shape how Canadians approach buying, selling, and investing in real estate. As someone who navigates both residential and commercial markets—and with a background in accounting and insurance—I see firsthand the pressures borrowers face when affordability is challenged by rising borrowing costs and ongoing economic uncertainty. While future rate relief might boost affordability, its real effect will hinge on inflation trends, economic shifts, and the Bank of Canada's policy decisions. Many buyers are treading carefully right now, as higher financing costs influence not only purchasing power but also decisions around refinancing and overall demand in our market. Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, it’s critical to plan based on today’s financing landscape rather than waiting for rates to fall. I’m dedicated to helping my clients make informed decisions, no matter how the market evolves.

Fall 2026 Housing Supply Report
As someone deeply involved in both residential and commercial real estate here in Edmonton, I pay close attention to the broader trends shaping our housing market. The Fall 2026 Housing Supply Report highlights a persistent supply gap across major Canadian cities, with Calgary and Edmonton standing out as exceptions. While construction activity is slowing down in most areas—putting additional pressure on affordability—our region continues to show resilience. Most of the new housing supply is coming from rental developments, but with fewer condos being built, home ownership opportunities are becoming more limited elsewhere. For lasting affordability and a wider range of choices, it’s clear we need to see more housing starts and stronger infrastructure support. My background in insurance and accounting gives me a unique perspective as I guide clients through these changing dynamics.

Investor ALERT! This 3 bed; 2 bath townhouse in Kildare is ideal for a family. The living room is generous and the kitchen is accessible with some recent updates. There are 3 bedrooms on the upper level of which the primary bedroom is very spacious with a walk-in closet space. The basement is finished with a possible bedroom. Close to many amenities and close to transit. (id:26452)

Canada Is Looking Beyond the U.S.
Canada is taking meaningful steps to diversify its economic partnerships by expanding ties with Europe, aiming to lessen dependence on the U.S. This shift opens doors far beyond traditional trade—think energy, AI, critical minerals, and major infrastructure investments. For Canadian businesses and investors, this means new routes for capital and opportunities that reach well past our southern neighbor. In real estate, these evolving partnerships could influence where investments flow and how new projects are developed, shaping the future landscape of our communities. As someone with experience in both residential and commercial real estate, as well as a background in accounting and insurance, I see how these broader economic connections can create fresh possibilities for growth right here in Edmonton and across Canada. The story of Canada’s next chapter may be written not just by our proximity to the U.S., but by the new global relationships we build.

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