Calgary Real Estate Blogs for sellers. If you're thinking about selling your Calgary Home, this real estate blog list will help you navigate selling your home and provide the best steps and information to help you explore the best experience in the Calgary real estate market. 

The Ultimate Guide to the Best Calgary Plumbers and Plumbing Services (2025 Update)

Best Calgary Plumbers 2025

Plumbing problems never strike at a convenient time. Whether you’re dealing with a surprise leak, a burst pipe during a Calgary winter freeze, or you’re finally upgrading to a tankless water heater — having a dependable plumber on speed dial is essential.

In 2025, Calgary’s plumbing industry is changing rapidly. Homeowners expect not only high-quality workmanship but also faster response times, AI-powered customer service, and eco-friendly solutions. Many of the top-rated Calgary plumbers are now embracing technologies like AI-driven diagnostics, ChatGPT-style booking assistants, and smart home integrations.

We’ve created this comprehensive guide to the best…

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Why It’s Not About Timing the Market — It’s About Positioning Yourself Right

If I had a dollar for every time I heard, “I’m just waiting for the market to get better…” — I’d have enough to buy another investment property. 

It sounds like a smart move, right? Wait it out. See what happens. But here's the truth: the real estate market is always moving. Prices go up, prices adjust, interest rates shift, and inventory ebbs and flows. Trying to time it perfectly is like trying to predict the weather three months from now — with a blindfold on.

Success in real estate doesn’t come from waiting — it comes from being ready.

The Myth of Market Timing

By the time you recognize “the bottom” or “the peak,” it’s usually already passed.

Markets move…

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Calgary in the 1970s: Urban Sprawl, Energy Shocks & Civic Transformation

Homes, Communities & Opportunity

The 1970s were a turning point for Calgary. Oil money was flooding in, downtown was rising fast, and new suburbs were expanding in every direction. As both a real estate expert and advanced construction industry knowledge, I’ve seen how this decade shaped the way our city grows—and how the homes built then are still delivering value today.

Calgary's energy sector hit overdrive. Between 1970 and 1980, the city grew by nearly 50%, attracting workers, investors, and developers from across Canada. Office construction boomed: towers like Bow Valley Square and Fifth Avenue Place redefined our skyline and brought corporate Calgary to the forefront.

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Carbon Monoxide Safety: Protect Your Home, Health, and Family

Table of Contents

  • What Is Carbon Monoxide?
  • Symptoms of Carbon Monoxide Exposure
  • The Dangers of Carbon Monoxide from Vehicles in Garages

The Real Estate Perspective on Carbon Monoxide Safety

From a real estate perspective, homes equipped with up-to-date CO detectors and well-maintained fuel-burning appliances are more attractive to buyers. As the Calgary real estate market becomes increasingly competitive, ensuring your home is safe from CO hazards can enhance its value and appeal. Potential buyers often inquire about safety features and the condition of appliances during showings and inspections. A home that demonstrates a commitment to safety not only provides peace of…

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Calgary winters are long and cold, making it essential to prepare your home for the challenging months ahead. With temperatures often dropping well below freezing, winterizing your space is vital for both comfort and protection against the harsh elements. Proper preparation can prevent costly repairs caused by cold weather and ensure that your family stays warm and safe. Key areas to focus on include insulating windows and doors to prevent drafts, checking your heating system to ensure it is running efficiently, and maintaining your roof and gutters to avoid ice dams and leaks. Additionally, taking steps to protect your plumbing from freezing temperatures is crucial. In this blog, we will explore a range of practical tips and essential supplies that will…

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So you’re thinking about buying or selling your home in Calgary, but haven’t gone through the process of utilizing a licensed REALTOR®, you may have inherited the property, are a first time buyer or seller, or have done transactions privately, and now you're wondering what a REALTOR® might charge for their services. 

Selling your home can feel like a DIY project at first—many people dive into online listing spaces, thinking they can save on real estate fees. But the reality? Most realize pretty quickly that a licensed REALTOR® and a team to sell your home is not just a luxury, but a necessity to get the best deal and avoid costly mistakes.

First and foremost, REALTOR® fees are always negotiable and are not set in stone by any means. This means one…

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Calgary’s urban forest is a vital component of our city’s ecosystem, offering numerous environmental, social, and economic benefits. With around 7 million trees, Calgary aims to increase its tree canopy coverage to 9% by 2026. This comprehensive guide will help homeowners navigate the world of urban forestry, from understanding current canopy coverage to participating in tree planting initiatives.  


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  • Benefits of Trees in Calgary
  • Do I Need Permission to Cut Down a Tree on My Property in Calgary?
  • What is the Best Tree for Privacy in Calgary?
  • Trees That Can Cause Problems with Plumbing and Foundations
  • Can Poplar/Aspen Trees…

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March 2024 Calgary Real Estate Statistics Recap

Explore the shifting landscape of Calgary's real estate market as we dive into the March 2024 statistics. February 2024 statistics March saw a surge in sales, reaching 2,664 units, marking a 10% increase compared to last year, surpassing long-term trends. Although new listings slightly increased to 3,172 units from the previous month, they remained below March averages, failing to impact the supply situation significantly. With the sales-to-new listings ratio hitting 84%, and months of supply falling below one month, the market hasn't experienced such tight conditions since 2006, coinciding with high levels of interprovincial migration.

Ann-Marie Lurie, Chief Economist at CREB®, notes that the market…

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February 2024 Calgary Real Estate Statistics Recap

Explore the dynamic shifts in Calgary's real estate landscape with our latest blog dissecting the February 2024 statistics. Sales surged to 2,135 units, a significant 23% increase over last year, fueled by a peak in new listings at February 2024 statistics 2,711 units. Notably, homes under $500,000 faced a 31% drop in inventory, while higher-priced homes saw increased supply, hinting at balanced conditions in the upper end market.

Ann-Marie Lurie, Chief Economist at CREB®, notes that while the influx of listings expands buyer options, it does little to alleviate supply challenges, driving prices upward. With a tight inventory of just over one month's supply, the market continues its upward trajectory,…

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January 2024 Calgary Real Estate Statistics Recap

Discover the dynamic shifts unfolding in Calgary's real estate realm in our latest blog, which unpacks the January 2024 statistics. With sales soaring to 1,650 units, eclipsing last year's figures and long-term patterns, fueled by a surge in new listings peaking at 2,137 units. Notably, there's a notable uptick in listings for homes priced above $300,000, particularly those exceeding $700,000. However, despite this surge, Calgary's housing inventory remains scarce at 2,150 units, nearly 49 percent below the historical average, maintaining a tight market scenario.

As observed by Ann-Marie Lurie, Chief Economist at CREB®, the influx of listings expands options for buyers but does…

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