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This just in! 3 bedrooms + 3 bathrooms home in Kirpatrick Lk, Leduc!
If you’re ready to buy, then this might just be your lucky day! At $385,000, this newly listed is considered as one of the most attractive deals in the neighborhood.
With a livings space of 1,543 sq. ft. your family has plenty of room to move around. Check out the beautiful shots that we took of the house
Gorgeous, huh? Dial 780.634.8151 to book a viewing today.
View the complete package here: 105 Kirpatrick Lk
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Coming on MLS on Monday is this beautiful home in Leduc. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 1543 sq.ft. 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths, 2 storey home, with double heated garage, fully landscaped and fence. List price $385,000 Call me today before it shows up on MLS 780-995-6520
Home not exactly as shown in the pictures.
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We’ve got a treat for you!
Coming on the market this Friday! 1700+ sq.ft. walkout, 4 bedroom bungalow backing unto the pond in Blackmud ‘Creek. Basement is fully finished complete with a second kitchen… Can you say suite potential?
For more information call me today. 7880-995-6520
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You read it correctly. This is what we call a fire sale! From $218,000, this home just got reduced to $190,000.
Now, that doesn’t mean that the quality of this home is bad, it’s really quite the opposite. For a fully-furnished, well maintained property, the value just became one of the most attractive in the neighborhood!
Own a piece of the action in this wonderful Edmonton real estate market by buying this remarkable property.
You can see for yourself how this home will match the others listed on the market. Watch the video below and be amazed! Remember to dial 780-634-8151 to view it TODAY!
Complete details here: 136 Woodstock Na, Edmonton | MLS# E3414355
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Buying a home whether it’s your first time or your hundredth is exciting, and it’s easy to get caught up with the house, but don’t forget choosing a neighbourhood is just as important. Make sure it’s a good fit for you because even if you end up with the home of your dreams – it won’t stay your dream home for long if you hate your neighbourhood. Take a good, honest look at yourself and your needs and then start considering your neighbourhood.
Questions to Ask Yourself
Do you have children or plans for children?
Only you know your child’s needs. Do they need a big yard? Or would a small yard in a neighbourhood with lots of other kids be better? Decide what your family needs, and then look for neighbourhoods that can offer it.
What is your budget?
This one is pretty self-explanatory. Make sure you stick with looking at homes in neighbourhoods that fit your bottom line. That way, you won’t waste time or heartache on homes you know you can’t afford.
Time and patience?
I have seen many people looking for those old homes with personality. They tend to be in established neighbourhoods with tree lined streets, amazing amenities and full size lots. There is no doubt older homes have personality and style. The downside to purchasing an older home is they tend to require a-lot more maintenance than their younger counterparts. A first time home buyer may be enticed by the charm of a historical neighbourhood, but that wears off quickly if the plumbing breaks or the electrical isn’t really up to code and you can’t fix it. Make sure you have the skills, money, and patience it takes to maintain an older home if you choose a historical neighbourhood.
What neighbourhood fits you?
Would you go crazy without access to public transit? Do you need dynamic nighlife only offered in a Big City? Do you need the big box stores? Make sure you take all of these questions into account when you start looking at new neighbourhoods.
Questions to ask about your new neighbourhood
What is the crime rate?
You can’t protect and predict everything, but a simple search ahead of time can help you protect your family by making informed decisions. Also check for registered sex offenders in the neighbourhood you are investigating.
What do your possible new neighbours think of the neighbourhood?
The best people to ask are the ones who live there. Go ahead and ask your possible new neighbours what they think of the schools, neighbours, parks, and amenities.
What is the area like during weekdays? What is it like on the weekend?
Go check out your potential new neighbourhood more than once. Just because it’s calm on a Wednesday doesn’t meant it won’t be loud and crazy on a Friday night. Maybe that overly loud traffic when you went to view the house was an anomaly. Go for a second, third and even fourth visit and be objective and observant.
If you need some help picking a neighbourhood, consider enlisting a member of our team. We can offer advice about home inspections, mortgage rates. We can look up the median age of people in the neighbourhoods you are looking at and find homes for sale, check the weather patterns and even research crime statistics.
Asking the right questions is the first step to finding the perfect new neighbourhood and home. Take the time up front to do your research and it will pay off for years to come.
Be sure to check out the newest homes for sale in Edmonton through our new and improved Edmonton MLS listings.
April showers bring May flowers. Spring brings more buyers looking for homes and we’ve collected some useful tips and tricks for maximizing your visibility.
#1. Get your garden into tip-top shape. We cannot emphasize this one enough. Clean up the debris and planting some frost resistant plants wouldn’t hurt. Even cheating and getting some silk flowers will add a pop of color and you don’t need to water them.
Put on your gloves and do some spring cleaning. Both inside and out. Don’t forget the sunshine is now streaming through your windows so any dust or dirt or streaks will show up on them. Wipe down the window sills too and your house will now be in top selling form.
#2. Bye Bye Gloves and Jackets. With Spring being sprung, you most likely won’t be needing those sweaters, boots and bulky winter coats until next winter, so let’s get them out of the closets. Box them up and put them into storage. This will help make your home look even less cluttered.
#3. Brighten up the entryway. The first point of contact your buyers have with your home is the entryway. Even though flowers aren’t in bloom, you can cheat here easily. Place some silk plants in some pretty pots by the doorway. Everyone loves a cheery pop of color after a long grey winter.
#4. Bring the outdoors indoor. Spring is so much more than just colors and sunshine; it’s also beautiful fresh flowers blooming. There isn’t quite anything like the fresh burst of aroma radiating from a lilac bush in bloom. It fills you up with a sense of well being. Instead of spraying harsh artificial air fresheners, place some lilacs and other in bloom plants strategically around your home where visitors will notice them. This will also have them stop to enjoy the scent and – of course – more time spent in your home.
#5. Bring out the bright. While you are packing away your winter wardrobe, tuck away all the warm colors of fall and winter and throw in some bright spring colors. Putting out some new cushions and throws will completely change the feel of a room. If possible, change the curtains to add more cheerful brightness. Add in some bright candles and a table scarf and your entire room will be transformed into a cheerful, bright and happy Spring Themed room.
Be sure to check out the newest homes for sale in Edmonton through our new and improved Edmonton MLS listings.
Is there anything on the market under $100,000.00? There actually is! Make sure you check out those condo documents before you sink your money in.
$62,900 — 12711 118 Avenue
Two-bedroom condo on the third floor of a walk-up apartment building in central Inglewood.
$79,900 — 10620 114 Street
One bedroom 548 square feet apartment condo in Queen Mary Park.
$89,000 — 10939 109th Street
One bedroom unit in the basement of a building built in 1979 in Central McDougall.
$89,900 — 13230 Fort Road
Bright blue, green and purple walls decorate this cheerful little one-bedroom condo in Belvedere.
$89,000 — 11735 124 Street
This 400 square feet condo looks well kept with fairly new appliances and kitchen cabinets in Inglewood.
Be sure to check out the newest homes for sale in Edmonton through our new and improved Edmonton MLS listings.
Home improvements are one of the major money boosters in the home selling process. A few tweaks here and there could have the potential to increase the value of your Edmonton home.
Time and again, we have reminded all our clients to prioritize home maintenance and make those necessary improvements, in order to sell the home fast. Some activities are FREE while others would cost a pretty penny-nonetheless, it’s an investment.
Today, we’re going to reverse the procedure. Instead of writing about the things TO-DO, we’ve decided to show the other side, the “dark side” of home improvements. Here’s an infographic from Angie’s list showing you what’s NOT TO-DO.
Oh, by the way, remember to check out our Edmonton MLS listings to access all the newly improved homes for sale in the great city of Edmonton!
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Here are the Walker Real Estate Stats for Walker Single Family homes in the past 30 days.
As of today there are 34 single family homes for sale
In the past 30 days there were 5 single family homes sold.
That would give us a listings to sales ration of 6.8:1 significantly higher than the 4:1 ration we need for a balance market. This would indicated that there is going to be continued downward pressure on house valuation.
So for now expect house values to be dropping in the Walker area.
What we’re reading today