West Jasper Place is an established neighbourhood located in the heart of West Edmonton. Once a part of the original Town of Jasper Place (est. 1910), this charming community didn’t become a part of greater Edmonton until the early 1960s – ultimately marking the beginning of West Edmonton as we know it today. Characterized by quiet streets, mature trees and proximity to vast open green spaces and amenities, West Jasper Place offers a diverse range of home styles suited to every taste, budget and lifestyle.

Did you know? The original land comprising the Town of Jasper Place also included the communities we now know as Britannia-Youngstown, Canora, Elmwood, Glenwood, High Park, Lynnwood, Sherwood, West Meadowlark Park and several industrial…

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While Spring and Summer are generally thought of as “busy season,” for the Edmonton real estate market, fall comes with its own set of advantages. With families returning from their summer vacations, children heading back to school and the holidays still months away, the average Edmonton home buyer has more time to focus on their new home dreams – making fall a great time to sell your home!

Other key reasons to sell your home in the fall:

1. Less Competition Among Home Sellers: A slower market means fewer home sellers and less inventory to compete with.

2. Buyers Are More Motivated: With reduced inventory comes a reduced ability to be choosy/picky over homes currently available on the market.

3. Enhanced Curb Appeal: Fall colours and…

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Are you in search of homes for sale or other real estate opportunities in Central Edmonton? Here’s what you need to know.

About Central Edmonton

Central Edmonton is defined (approximately) as including all real estate and homes for sale south of the Yellowhead, east of 121st Street, west of the Capital LRT line and north of 111th Street. Often referred to as Downtown Edmonton, Central Edmonton is home to many of the city’s oldest communities and remains the historic centre of the Edmonton real estate market.

Despite the area’s established status, most neighbourhoods within Central Edmonton have a low population density. This is rapidly changing, however, due to recent revitalization initiatives, combined with location, affordable home prices…

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A picturesque community overlooking the banks of the North Saskatchewan River Valley, Bellevue represents one of Edmonton’s oldest and most highly sought-after neighbourhoods. Tucked away among other popular Central Northeast Edmonton communities (including Highlands, Montrose and Virginia Park), Bellevue sits just a short distance from the Highlands Golf Club, Borden Park, the river valley trail system, and Edmonton’s vibrant city centre.

Did you know? Bellevue is thought to take its name from the French term “beautiful view.” A fitting title for a neighbourhood offering spectacular views of both the river valley and the downtown Edmonton skyline. 

Real Estate and Homes For Sale in Bellevue 

An established community boasting mature trees…

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While kids often experience back to school jitters, this year may prove a little tougher than most. With some children heading back to the classroom while others remain at home, kids may find themselves dealing with a few added stressors this fall.

Here are our top five tips for lessening back to school anxiety: 

See also: K to 12 school re-entry: Guidance and plans for students to start the 2020-21 school year

1. Talk It Out 

There’s no denying that in light of COVID-19, the upcoming school year will look a little different. Even if your children aren’t showing any signs of back-to-school stress, just like you, they’re likely unsure of what to expect. Having a conversation about how they’re feeling and answering any questions they might…

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Are you looking for an affordable, low-maintenance home that offers unlimited access to great amenities? An apartment-style condo may be exactly what you’ve been searching for. Here are just a few of the many advantages that come with owning one of these highly popular Edmonton home styles.

Financial Sense  

Affordability is the number one reason why so many Edmonton home buyers opt for an apartment-style condo. Compared to the average price of a single-family home in Edmonton (approximately $450,000), apartment-style condos are significantly cheaper, averaging roughly $250,000 for 1,200 square feet. Note: This average price does not reflect Edmonton luxury condo market prices.

In addition to affordable mortgage payments (not to mention a…

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The community of Summerlea remains one of the most unique neighbourhoods in the entire capital region. 50% commercial and 50% residential, Summerlea is home to North America’s largest shopping mall and some of the most affordable real estate West Edmonton has to offer. So, whether you’re a family needing more room to grow, a downsizer in search of a low-maintenance home, or a first-time buyer looking to take advantage of Edmonton’s premier shopping and entertainment destination, Summerlea may be the right community for you.

Did you know? Summerlea is named after a summertime meadow – an appropriate title for a community that offers a significant amount of centrally located green space. 

Real Estate and Homes For Sale in Summerlea

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While there are many ways to improve your home’s asking price, your property’s location often has the most impact on overall value. Here are 14 neighbourhood features that can drastically improve the value of your Edmonton home.

1. Local Schools 

For busy parents, having a school located right in the community is a huge bonus as it prevents them from worrying about bus routes or having to shuttle their children back and forth. Even if you don’t have school-aged children, choosing a home within a reputable school district will increase your home value significantly.

If you’re considering buying a new home, we recommend asking your Edmonton REALTOR® if there are any public schools serving the community. You can also research a local school’s…

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Built to mimic a small town within a large city, Terwillegar Towne remains one of the most uniquely designed neighbourhoods in the capital region. Located directly east of the Anthony Henday, Terwillegar Towne is a newer community celebrated for its beautifully crafted homes, endless assortment of amenities and vibrant green spaces – all of which are tucked away within a quiet and comfortable setting.

Did you know? Terwillegar Towne takes its name from Dr. Norman L. Terwillegar, a local surgeon, pioneer and property owner. Terwillegar practiced medicine at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for over 30 years and was president of the Edmonton Academy of Medicine and Canadian Medical Association (AB division). 

Terwillegar Towne Real Estate and…

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Are you in search of homes for sale or other real estate opportunities in Southeast Edmonton? Here’s what you need to know.

About Southeast Edmonton 

Southeast Edmonton encompasses all neighbourhoods located west of city limits, south of Whyte Ave and east of Gateway Boulevard. A handful of communities situated directly south of the North Saskatchewan River, north of Whyte Ave and east of 85th Street are also considered part of Southeast Edmonton.

Southeast Edmonton is a diverse section of the city, offering Edmonton home buyers the best of both worlds when it comes to developing communities and mature neighbourhoods. While some neighbourhoods date back to Edmonton’s humble beginnings in the early 1900s, other areas have yet to be…

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