He claims will help protect renters from being taken advantage of by their landlords. 💥 He wants to nationalize lease agreements and create a law requiring landlords disclose the rental rate history to potential tenants. Trudeau claims that this will be really helpful for renters to negotiate their new rent with their landlords. 💼📜 He…
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Buying or selling a property is a significant milestone in anyone’s life, and choosing the right realtor can make all the difference in the process. Your realtor is not just a facilitator; they are your guide, advocate, and negotiator in the complex world of real estate. With so many options available, finding the perfect match…
Read MoreAre you Alberta-bound? With more British Columbians moving to Alberta than ever (especially Calgary!) I wanted to do a deep dive into this migration pattern and see what’s really happening. It was time to see just what the numbers were exactly and share them. Personally in my business, since 2020 I have never had more…
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In a world where excess is often celebrated, there’s a growing movement towards simplicity and minimalism. One manifestation of this trend is the rise of tiny homes. These compact living spaces have captured the imagination of many, offering a way to downsize, declutter, and live with greater intentionality. In this blog post, we’ll delve into…
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Renovating your home can be an exciting yet daunting task, especially when you’re on a tight budget. However, with the right strategies and a little creativity, you can transform your living space without breaking the bank. In this blog post, we’ll explore some smart tips and tricks for renovating on a budget, from prioritizing projects…
Read More🏞️ Newlands is an 18-hole course with banquet and wedding facilities for up to 700 people. I can attest to this as we had our high school dry grad there back in the day, and despite the memories of being awkward and nervous, I do remember the venue was very nice! 🎓🏫 There’s also a…
Read MoreWhile US real GDP per capita has been steadily increasing, here in Canada we’re actually currently decreasing. This highlights the fact that since 2015 we have rapidly declining when compared to the US. We had been stable at about 83% for about 24 years and then within just 5 years, had fallen to 76% without…
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In recent years, there has been a significant shift in the way millennials approach housing. With rising living costs, stagnant wages, and changing societal norms, traditional housing options such as buying a home or renting an apartment have become increasingly out of reach for many young adults. As a result, alternative living arrangements, such as…
Read More💼 The office of the superintendent of Bankruptcies or the OSB had 759 claims in January which was 42% more than the month prior and a staggering 129% higher than a year ago. 📊 This chart gives things some context and shows that while we’ve had worst times prior to about 20 years ago, the…
Read MoreHey Clients & Friends, 👋 Hope everyone had a great February – Lots to catch up on so buckle up 🤠😉!!! This February marks the first month that the Housing Price Index actually went UP in all categories after 7 straight months of price decline! Sellers reading this are already starting to smile, (and they…
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