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New property listed in Zone 05, Edmonton

I have listed a new property at 11336 83 Street NW in Edmonton. See details here

SPACIOUS RAISED BUNGALOW! Well maintained with a home with a story all its own. Offered for sale by its original family owners for the very first time, this lovingly cared-for 774 sq. ft. gem is filled with warmth & charm. Inside, graceful coved ceilings and original glass doorknobs offer a glimpse of its timeless character, while thoughtful updates bring modern comfort. Enjoy 2 bedrooms above grade, newer lighting, an updated bathroom vanity and mirror, newer fridge and dishwasher, plus updated basement wiring. Windows and siding have been replaced within the past 10 years, and in 2023 a new furnace, central A/C and HOTWATER on DEMAND were added. The unfinished basement offers room to dream, while the double detached garage with openers and second fridge adds everyday convenience. A beautifully maintained home, ready to begin its next chapter with someone new.

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New property listed in Zone 27, Edmonton

I have listed a new property at 17041 100 Street NW in Edmonton. See details here

Welcome home to this spacious and beautifully situated 1,114 sq. ft. two-storey townhouse in the sought-after Country Roads complex. Tucked into one of the best locations in the development, this lovely home backs directly onto the peaceful green space of Harry Farmer Park, offering added privacy and a scenic backdrop. Convenient parking is located just outside your door. Inside, the main floor features a spacious living room, welcoming dining area, 2-piece bath and an updated kitchen with warm wood cabinetry. Upstairs are three generously sized bedrooms and a 4-piece main bathroom. Finished basement offer additional living space with a sizable recreational family room, laundry and loads of storage. Close to schools, shopping, transit and CFB Edmonton. Move-in ready and priced to sell!

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New property listed in Rural Parkland County, Rural Parkland County

I have listed a new property at 2508 TWP ROAD 513 in Rural Parkland County. See details here

ABSOLUTELY Peaceful with Scenic, park-like views and complete seclusion just steps from the North Saskatchewan River. Nestled beautifuly on 30 fully fenced and cross-fenced acres at the end of a no-through road with virtually no traffic. Renovated bungalow with 2800+ sqft of total finished living space with finished basement. Offers 6 bedrooms/4 full baths, including 2 spacious main-floor Primary's with ensuites. Features included all NEW Kitchen & appliances, NEW flooring throughout, mudroom, main-floor laundry, A/C (2021), and EXPANSIVE 70'x8' and 20'x24' decks overlook the beautiful settings. Heated 26'x24' garage, 30'x70' Quonset, IMPRESSIVE 40'x44' HEATED SHOP with mezzanine, full bath, floor drain, water, 220V wiring, RV plug-in, & 100-amp service. Drilled well with new pressure tank, & a secondary well (for animals/land), water hydrant, 2021 shingles (30 yrs), new furance blower motor/fan (2026) & updated septic liner. The perfect private country retreat with endless lifestyle opportunities!

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Edmonton’s 2026 Housing Reset: A New Definition of Value and Opportunity

Canada’s housing market has experienced significant changes over the past few years, and Edmonton has been no exception. As we move into 2026, many economists and industry professionals are predicting what has been described as Canada’s Housing Reset. For Edmonton, this isn’t about a market crash—it’s about a healthier, more balanced market that creates new opportunities for buyers, sellers, and investors alike.

What Does the 2026 Housing Reset Mean for Edmonton?

The days of rapidly rising prices and intense competition have largely given way to a more stable marketplace. In Edmonton, the housing reset represents a shift toward long-term sustainability rather than short-term speculation.

Here’s what buyers and sellers can expect:

  • More balanced market conditions. Buyers will have more time to make informed decisions, while sellers can still achieve strong results with the right pricing and marketing strategy.

  • Greater buyer confidence. Improved inventory levels and more predictable market conditions allow purchasers to buy with less pressure and greater peace of mind.

  • A stronger focus on value. Instead of chasing rapid appreciation, buyers will place greater importance on a home’s location, condition, energy efficiency, functionality, and long-term affordability.

Edmonton continues to stand out as one of Canada’s most affordable major cities. Combined with steady population growth, ongoing economic diversification, and continued investment throughout the region, the city remains an attractive destination for families, professionals, and newcomers seeking affordable homeownership.

Redefining Value Beyond Price

In today’s market, value is about much more than the listing price.

Buyers are increasingly looking at the complete cost of homeownership and how a property supports their lifestyle for years to come. Important considerations include:

  • Monthly affordability, including utilities, property taxes, and maintenance costs.

  • Proximity to schools, parks, public transit, shopping, and employment centres.

  • Energy-efficient upgrades that help reduce long-term expenses.

  • Flexible layouts that accommodate growing families, remote work, or multi-generational living.

For sellers, highlighting these features can make a significant difference. A well-presented home that clearly demonstrates its long-term value will continue to attract motivated buyers in a balanced market.

New Opportunities Across Edmonton

A more stable housing market creates opportunities for nearly every type of buyer.

First-Time Homebuyers

With less competition and more inventory to choose from, first-time buyers may find it easier to enter the market without feeling rushed into making a decision.

Investors

Edmonton continues to offer attractive rental opportunities and comparatively affordable investment properties. Investors focused on long-term growth can take advantage of a market that allows for careful analysis rather than reactive buying.

Growing Families and Downsizers

Whether you’re searching for more space or looking to simplify your lifestyle, a balanced market provides greater flexibility and more options to find a home that truly meets your needs.

Making Smart Real Estate Decisions

Navigating a changing market requires experience, local knowledge, and a strategy that protects your bottom line.

At 2% Realty, we believe great service shouldn’t come with a high commission. Our full-service approach allows homeowners to maximize their equity while receiving professional guidance every step of the way. In a market where buyers and sellers are focused on value, saving thousands in commission simply makes sense.

Looking Ahead

Edmonton’s 2026 Housing Reset represents an important shift toward a healthier and more sustainable real estate market. While market conditions continue to evolve, Edmonton remains one of Canada’s strongest cities for affordable homeownership and long-term investment.

Whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading, downsizing, or investing, understanding today’s market and working with a knowledgeable local REALTOR® can help you make confident, informed decisions.

The opportunities are there—and with the right strategy, 2026 could be an excellent time to make your next move in Edmonton real estate. Click here for help!


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