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Welcome to an extraordinary and rare gem in The Estates of MacEwan Glen! Nestled in a tranquil cul-de-sac, this stunning home sits on a massive pie-shaped lot—nearly a quarter of an acre—with a beautifully landscaped, south-facing, multi-tiered backyard oasis offering unparalleled privacy.

Meticulously maintained by its original owner, this luxurious walk-out, two-story split boasts 3,063 sq. ft. of immaculate living space. The upper level features four spacious bedrooms (originally five and easily convertible back), including a generous primary suite with serene south-facing views and a luxurious 4-piece ensuite.

As you step inside, soaring 16-foot ceilings create a grand and inviting entrance. The chef’s kitchen is designed for both…

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Experience Unmatched Views and Spacious Comfort in Strathcona!

Welcome to this exceptionally spacious 1,253 sq. ft. main-floor corner unit in Dana Village, offering breathtaking panoramic views of downtown Calgary.

Nestled in the elevated community of Strathcona Park, this bright and airy home is filled with natural sunlight. Enjoy year-round comfort with a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, perfect for cozy evenings, or step outside to your covered walk-out patio with a gas BBQ hookup, ideal for entertaining or relaxing.

The modern kitchen features beautiful granite countertops, newer stainless-steel appliances, ample cabinetry, and a breakfast bar. The primary bedroom boasts walk-through closets leading to a four-piece ensuite with an…

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Spring is traditionally considered the best time to sell a home, with warmer weather, blooming flowers, and an influx of buyers eager to make a move. However, listing your home before spring could actually give you a competitive advantage. If you're considering selling, here are some reasons why getting ahead of the spring market may be a smart move:

  • Less Competition: Many sellers wait until spring to list their homes, which means the market can become saturated with new listings. By listing your home earlier in the year, you’ll face less competition, allowing your property to stand out and attract serious buyers.
  • Motivated Buyers: Buyers searching in the winter months are often more motivated. Whether they’re relocating for a job, dealing…

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Moving to a new home is a big decision, but sometimes, it becomes clear that a change is needed. Whether it’s for financial reasons, lifestyle changes, or simply outgrowing your current space, there are key signs that indicate it may be time to start looking for a new place. Don’t stay in a place that no longer serves you just because it feels like the least stressful option. We’re here for you.

Here are some of the top signs it’s time to move houses:

  1. The house itself no longer suits you: One of the most common reasons people move is because their current home no longer meets their needs. Whether your family is growing and you need more space, or you have empty rooms that are no longer in use, an ill-fitting home can be a daily…

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Every month the Calgary Real Estate Board releases a report detailing what has been happening in the real estate market. These reports provide valuable information to sellers, buyers, and investors alike. Real estate requires strategic decision making, so staying informed is crucial to ensure you are making the best moves possible.

Here are the highlights from The The Calgary Real Estate Board's market report for January 2025, which you can read in full by clicking here:

  • "Following three consecutive years of limited supply choice, inventory levels in January rose to 3,639 units" (CREB®).
  • "Inventories rose across all property types, with some of the largest gains driven by apartment-style condominiums" (CREB®).
  • "Citywide, the months of…

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So you're buying a home in Calgary, Alberta... now what? As a first-time buyer, the real estate world can feel overwhelming. There are so many considerations to keep in mind when buying a home, and the stakes are high. 

To get you started wrapping your head around everything that is coming up, here is a first-time buyers checklist:

  1. Save for a down-deposit. Moneysense writes, "A down payment is the lump sum of money you will have to put towards the total cost of your new house. Your down payment has to be liquid funds you have access to. The amount you’ll need for the down payment depends on the purchase price of the home, according to the rules set by the government of Canada."
  2. Partner with Ken Richter. Ken's 35+ years of experience in the…

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A new year brings new opportunities, and for homeowners, it’s the perfect time to plan upgrades that enhance your living space while increasing your home’s value. If you’re considering renovations in 2025, focus on updates that deliver the best return on investment (ROI) and improve your daily life. Here are the top renovation resolutions to prioritize this year:

  1. Energy-Efficient Feature: Energy efficiency remains a top priority for buyers and homeowners alike. Consider investing in smart thermostats, high-performance windows, and solar panels. All do come with a bigger investment upfront, but have massive long-term payoffs. 
  2. Modernize Your Kitchen: The kitchen is often the heart of the home and one of the most valuable areas to upgrade.…

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Every year the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB®) announces their forecast for the Calgary real estate market. This is such informative, valuable information for you to have as a buyer, seller, investor, or window-shopper. Real Estate is a major financial investment, so you want to ensure you go into any kind of transaction with eyes wide open. Here are some of the highlights from their report, which you can read in full by clicking here:

  • "Easing lending rates, improved supply, and continued population and employment gains are shaping Calgary’s housing market" (CREB®).
  • "Factors like slowing migration, increased competition from new home construction, and heightened economic uncertainty are expected to moderate growth" (CREB®).
  • "Calgary’s…

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Winter in Calgary brings its own unique charm with snow-covered landscapes and crisp air, but it can also pose challenges for homeowners looking to create strong curb appeal. Whether you’re selling your home or just want to enhance its wintertime aesthetic, there are plenty of ways to make your property shine, even in the colder months:

  • Add Color: Winter landscapes can often feel monochromatic, so adding color can help your home stand out. Consider placing planters with winter-friendly greenery like evergreen boughs, holly, or even branches sprayed with vibrant colors. A brightly painted front door or a festive winter wreath can also add visual interest and charm.
  • Maintain The Exterior: Winter weather can be harsh on your home’s exterior, so…

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As the New Year begins, many people start setting goals and planning for the future. For prospective homebuyers in Calgary, January is an excellent time to dive into the real estate market. While winter may seem like an unconventional season to buy a home, it offers unique advantages that make it worth considering:

  1. Less Competition: One of the biggest advantages of house hunting in January is reduced competition. Many buyers wait until the spring or summer months to start their search, leaving the winter market less crowded. With fewer people bidding on homes, you’re more likely to secure your dream property at a competitive price.
  2. More Negotiating Power: Because the real estate market tends to slow down in the winter, sellers may be more…

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