Manufactured homes are rapidly becoming the go-to choice among Edmonton home buyers, and not just because they represent some of the most affordable homes for sale on the Edmonton market. Following their ultra-low-price tag, these models are highly sought after due to the unique community atmosphere they provide – an atmosphere you’ll be hard-pressed to find anywhere else.

Located in nearly every quadrant of the city, these one-of-a-kind neighbourhoods can be found throughout the capital region, each celebrated for its accessible location, distinct community features, and budget-friendly homes.

Westview Village in Northeast Edmonton

Westview Village is an 185-acre manufactured home community tucked away in semi-rural West Edmonton. Located…

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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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Since their humble beginnings 70 years ago, manufactured homes have come a long way in design and features. In fact, these prefabricated structures have become the ultimate hidden gem when it comes to single-family home living in Edmonton.

Why? 

Not only do modern manufactured homes offer all the same benefits of a site-built detached home, but they also come equipped with as many (if not more) high-end luxury amenities and features at a fraction of the cost. 

Here are eight surprising features to expect in a modern manufactured home:

1. Energy Efficiency

Part of what makes manufactured homes more affordable than other properties on the Edmonton real estate market is their energy efficiency. Built under factory conditions, manufacturers…

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Manufactured home communities have become increasingly popular among Edmonton real estate investors over the last several years, and it’s not hard to see why! Aside from high returns, reduced maintenance and general affordability, these units are consistently in high demand among Edmonton home buyers.

Whether you’re an experienced real estate investor wanting to diversify your portfolio or an aspiring beginner looking for a low-risk way to get your foot in the door, here are the top reasons to consider investing in a manufactured home community.

Types of Manufactured Home Ownership 

Before diving in, it’s important to note there are two types of manufactured home ownership through which an investor can benefit:

Home and Lot Ownership…

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Southeast Edmonton is known for its fantastic combination of unique communities (both established and new), accessible amenities and diverse array of home styles. If you’re considering calling Southeast Edmonton home, here are five ultra-affordable neighbourhoods to consider.

Larkspur 

Average Listing Price: $277,000

Minimum Listing Price: $135,000

Maximum Listing Price: $525,000

Located in Southeast Edmonton’s Meadows area, the community of Larkspur is bounded by 24th Street to the west, Whitemud Drive to the north, 17th Street to the east and 38th Ave to the south. A relatively new community situated just east of Mill Woods, development of Larkspur began in the late 1980s and continued well into the mid-2000s.

Larkspur consists…

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Whether you’re new to the market and looking to purchase your first home or an experienced homeowner considering downsizing (or somewhere in between), our city features a vast number of diverse home styles (across countless amazing Edmonton neighbourhoods) suitable for every lifestyle, taste and budget.

If you’ve been thinking about buying a new home in the capital region but unsure which style may be right for your unique wants and needs, here are Edmonton’s top home styles revealed.

Single-Family Homes 

A single-family home is a stand-alone property, maintained and used as a single dwelling unit. Unlike, say, an apartment-style condo or townhome (outlined below), single-family homes don’t share walls, or a roof, with any other structure.…

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For most first-time buyers, affordability is the number one priority for choosing the right home. The good news is, Edmonton features a variety of diverse and budget-friendly home styles, guaranteed to suit every lifestyle and personality.

Here are three affordable and first-time buyer-friendly home styles you’ll want to consider:

Apartment-Style Condos

Average Price: $230,688*

Minimum Down Payment: $11,534

Depending on the size, style and location, apartment-style condos are perhaps the most affordable home style around. For this reason, they are a popular choice among first-time buyers looking to enter the market and build valuable home equity. They’re also extremely low-maintenance, making them an attractive option for working…

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Are you thinking about buying an Edmonton home? Unsure of whether to buy brand-new or a home that’s been previously owned? While each style has its perks, the decision ultimately comes down to which purchase will best suit your unique wants, needs and lifestyle.

Here are a few advantages and disadvantages to consider:

New Construction Homes 

Buyers considering a new construction home in Edmonton can find a property in a number of flourishing new neighbourhoods around the city.

New Construction Home Advantages:

  • Potential to Customize – When building from the ground up, you’ll get to choose every fit and finish right down to the last detail. The same option may apply to spec homes, which are already in construction but have yet to…

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When it comes to homeownership, bigger isn’t always better. Especially when you find yourself spending more time physically (and financially) maintaining your home than enjoying it. If you’ve been thinking about downsizing to a smaller home better suited to your needs, here are six benefits to look forward to.

1. Significant Savings 

Larger homes don’t just come with larger mortgage payments. T
hey also cost more to heat, cool and maintain. One of the biggest benefits of making the move to a smaller property is savings as a result reduced of utility bills, property taxes and insurance premiums. In short, you’ll have more to put towards your retirement fund, existing debt and mortgage loan (with the added advantage of becoming mortgage-free…

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Are you looking for a home style that offers all the perks of a single-family dwelling with none of the maintenance? A townhome or semi-detached duplex 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 home styles.

Little to No Maintenance

Townhomes are a desirable choice among Edmonton home buyers looking for low-maintenance living. As many townhome/ semi-detached duplex communities are accompanied by a homeowner’s association (HOA) or condo board, outside chores such as snow removal, landscaping and mowing the lawn are taken care of for you.

*Note: Some Edmonton townhome and semi-detached developments are condo-fee free but will require some homeowner…

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