Posts Tagged ‘edmonton realtor’


Why Did You Sell My House?

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

Hi John;

Not to sound ungrateful because we really are happy that you sold our house, but I have a business related question for you. How did you do it? We’ve had 2 other agents try to sell this place but you didn’t seem to have any difficulty when they couldn’t do it in 6 months of trying. What’s your secret?

- Name Witheld

Hello ______,

Thanks for the compliment, I think. *laugh*

Yes, you did have a bad run of it for a while there. I’m glad that my team and I were able to take care of the sale for you. Maybe that’s my secret, my team is awesome. They work better and harder than anyone I know. I’ve spent the last 10 years of my career trying to put together the “perfect team” and I think I’m darned closed.

But the results of this team are the reason your home sold. We have a more reliable system for staying in contact with buyers, so finding the buyer for your home was that much easier… we already had their email address!

We do things differently, more focused, and never take our eye off the reason why you hired us. To sell your home. Nobody on my team will be trying to sell you Amway, junk jewelry, or miracle cure makeup. We sell real estate, and that’s all we do. No side businesses.

But I am glad that we sold your house. You handled the process beautifully; you had every right to be a LOT more stressed out than you were. I know I would have been! But you kept your composure, so I think you have every reason to be proud of yourselves.

Thanks again for having me as your Realtor!

John Carle
ReMax Real Estate
www.knock-knock.ca
(780) 701-9090

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Realtors Association of Edmonton – June Market Summary – Edmonton Housing Market marked by high inventory

Monday, July 12th, 2010

Edmonton, July 5, 2010: REALTORS® report normal client activity in the Edmonton real estate market with listings, showings and sales. The residential inventory is approaching record levels set in 2007 but prices held steady in the second quarter with the expectation that they will soften as usual through the fall and early winter.

“There was less external pressure on the market from incentives or rate changes last month and as a result the market seems to be operating in a normal controlled manner,” said Larry Westergard, president of the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton. “It has been quiet on the news front but very busy in REALTORS® offices as they list client’s properties for sale, book showings for buyers and attend open houses. This has not resulted in immediate sales, however, and, in anticipation that this slowdown will continue through the year, we have reduced our 2010 sales forecast by 2,000 units from 21,000 to just 19,000.”

The slight rise in prices for single family residences in the Edmonton area in May continued in June. SFD prices are up to $391,497 – an increase of half a percent. In the first half of the year average prices are up over 7.5% and are tracking higher than 2009. Condominium prices peaked in April and then flattened out to match the prices reported in 2009. In June the average condo sold for $242,644 – down 2.4% month-over-month. Duplex and rowhouse prices of $306,905 were down 4.6% from last month. Overall, the average residential price was down $4,795 in a month. As usual prices are expected to soften in the second half of the year as sales activity slows. “With the increased choices that buyers have in the marketplace right now it is that much more imperative that sellers consult with their REALTOR® to make sure their property is priced to attract an offer,” said Westergard.

There were 9,406 residential properties in inventory at the end of June as a result of 3,473 new residential listings and sales of 1,539 properties. The sales-to-listing ratio was 44%. The average days-on-market was up at 47 days. The record inventory levels were set in September 2007 at 9,913 residential properties available through the Edmonton MLS® System.

“External influences pulled sales activity into the first four months of the year which reduced the demand in May and June. Overall there were 680 less residential sales in the first half of the year as compared to 2009,” said Westergard. “Consumers still seem interested in getting into the housing market or moving up but seem to be resting after a confusing period of uncertainty and change in the conditions that surround a property purchase.” He emphasised that despite seasonal changes the local market is stabilizing and operating in a normal manner. “The frenetic days of the past few years look to be behind us now and it appears that the more calm, cool and collected market that we are used to in Edmonton is on the horizon”.

There were 3,188 REALTORS® licensed in the Edmonton area at the end of June.

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June 2010 activity Record for
the month*
% change from
June 2009
Total MLS® System sales this month 1741 -36.50%
Value of total MLS® System sales – month $591 million -35.80%
Value of total MLS® System sales – year $3.4 billion -2.60%
Residential¹ sales this month 1539 -37.10%
Residential average price $335,397 2.03%
SFD² average selling price – month $391,497 5.72%
SFD median³ selling price $359,000 2.57%
Condo average selling price $242,644 -2.05%

¹. Residential includes SFD, condos and duplex/row houses.
². Single Family Dwelling
³. The middle figure in a list of all sales prices

* Average prices indicate market trends only. They do not reflect actual prices, which vary from house to house and area to area. For information on a specific area, contact your local REALTOR®.

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When Can I Get My Keys?

Saturday, May 15th, 2010

Hi John;

I’m wondering what time on possession day I can get my keys? I want to book some cleaners to go into the house before we start moving in. I was reading the contract, and it says noon. So would it be safe to book the cleaners for 1pm?

- Diana

Hello Diana;

I don’t recommend booking anything for possession day. There are so many factors that can delay the possession, none of which I have any control over. But I can tell you that there’s a very important Murphy’s Law in real estate:

“If you book something for possession day, there will be a major delay.”

Couriers could run late, lawyers can make mistakes, the other Realtor could be busy and not call me with key release, the seller could have a delay getting out of the home, land titles could run behind, etc. etc. etc.

My advise would be to book your cleaners for the day after possession, and move in the following day. It’s just safer that way.

- John Carle
ReMax Real Estate
www.Knock-Knock.ca
(780) 701-9090

Nice Agents for Nice People

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Site Update – Daily Property Hotsheet

Monday, April 12th, 2010

This morning we launched a new service, the DAILY PROPERTY HOTSHEET.

This free service provides property and market information for the Edmonton and area neighbourhood of your choice, based on the address of your property.

How does this report differ from other property updates or agent searches or realtor.ca?

1. It provides much more detailed information than you’re going to get through those other sources.

2. The property address is included on EVERY listing sent to you.

3. The information includes information on SOLD property and sale prices

We are very excited about this new service, and hope that you’ll benefit from our efforts in this regard.

Follow this link to start your own DAILY PROPERTY HOTSHEET.

http://www.knock-knock.ca/realty-tools/daily-hotsheet/

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Edmonton Military HHT Services

Friday, April 9th, 2010

CFB Edmonton is one of the largest military bases in Canada, and as such the military moves a lot of people into and out of the Edmonton area.

A relocation to Edmonton can be a very stressful process for the military personnel and their family. They have to coordinate the sale of their home with the purchase of a new one in Edmonton. Usually, the family moving to Edmonton is sent out on an HHT, house hunting trip, with 4 or 5 days to find a home, negotiate the sale, and complete the transaction. Now that’s stressful!

Our team has a terrific system in place to help reduce the stress, open up more housing options for the HHT, and make the entire process more successful for the military relocating family.

With more than 11 years of experience as a Realtor, John Carle has successfully helped dozens of military families move into and out of the Edmonton area. During his 20 year career in the Canadian Forces, Ben Officer personally went through 3 HHT’s of his own. In the past 5 years of his real estate career, Ben has helped more than 30 families with their HHT’s. The processes and systems below are a result of combining their experiences and expertise to create the smoothest and most effective HHT process in the market today.

Here’s a few things that the Knock-Knock real estate team does to make your HHT a success.

1. A Dedicated Agent.

When you land in Edmonton, one of our agents will be at your disposal for the entire process. During your 4-5 day stay in Edmonton, that agent will have their schedule cleared so that you’re the only client they deal with. The benefits of this are obvious.

The Knock-Knock.ca real estate team has 3 experienced agents and a full compliment of support staff. This means that all other clients are disbursed throughout the team, freeing up your agent to give you the attention and dedicated service that makes an HHT successful.

2. Pre-Booked Inspection

The home inspection is a crucial part of the home buying process. Being present at the inspection is something that most military clients don’t have the luxury of doing, because good inspectors are usually so busy that they are booking a 7-10 days out. You want a good inspector, because a inexperienced inspector will miss a lot of the details.

Most inspectors won’t book an inspection without an address and pending sale; they want to know where they’re going and confirm that they’ll actually be working. Otherwise they’ll just book someone else.

Because of our strong relationship with our home inspectors, they are willing to bend the rules for us. We get the luxury of pre-booking the home inspection, without knowing where the inspection will be, because the inspectors value our clients make up a huge part of their business. This allows you to be present for your inspection, see the issues first hand, and get hands-on information about the home you’re buying; rather than having a report faxed to you in your home town.

3. Market Knowledge Before Your HHT

In most cases, the first day out looking at properties is an orientation day. You’re getting a feel for the market and the lay of the land. You’re learning about the neighbourhoods and the values of the properties. You’re getting to see what you can get for your money. But with only 4-5 days to buy, inspect, and close the sale… spending that first day getting your feet wet is terribly inefficient.

That’s why we set you up with market knowledge before you come out. We send you new listings, neighbourhood advice, and sales prices on the areas that interest you. This helps you to better understand just what you’re getting into, how your neighbourhood selections will affect the type of home you’ll get, and generally eliminate the need for learning about the market while you’re here.

This makes the first day on the ground far more effective, and gives you more valuable time looking at good properties.

4. Professionals on Stand-By

Sometimes you need to meet with a banker to finalize the financing on the home, or meet with a lawyer to sign transfer documents or get a power-of-attorney in place for 1 of the spouses. Because of our strong relationships, our supporting lawyers and and bankers are always prepared to shuffle their schedules to make sure that you’re taken care of while you’re in Edmonton. Not only does this make the HHT go more smoothly, but it makes the time between the HHT and possession go smoothly too.

These are just a few of the several tricks, systems, and processes that we use to make your HHT a success.

If you’d like to talk to one of our agents about your HHT, fill in the form below and we’ll call you right back. Your successful HHT is just a phone call away.

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Is Your Home Prepared For A Sale?

Saturday, February 13th, 2010

A home is a home, so what’s the big deal about preparing it prior to a sale? Here’s the big deal: If your home doesn’t look attractive enough; you will not get the few hundred thousand dollars that you were banking on. Yes! That’s the harsh reality!


Look at it this way – If you were searching for a home to buy, would you invest in a home that looked like a huge dustbin from the inside or would you choose something that gave you a sense of peace? The general assumption is that you would go for the second one because of the attractive value it has. No one in their right frame of mind would love to settle down in a pile of dust and dirt!

You are probably wondering how you can beautify your home and get a millionaire to buy it. It’s quite simple. There are several ways of doing it and here are some of the aspects that you really need to consider:

Point #1: De-clutter your Home

Yes, we often clutter our home with the required and ‘not required’ items and things. Most often than not, old issues of Maxim or National Geographic are probably lying all around the house and not to forget the soiled clothes. First things first:

1. Remove, throw away, or donate whatever is not required. I held a garage sale and earned a nice sum from it.

2. If you have a book rack, ensure that everything is arranged alphabetically

3. Clean your kitchen and put all utensils in their right place

4. Remove everything that is lying around and give the home a nice vacuuming

5. Paint the home if it is required

6. Check for leakage or broken valves and have them repaired

Point #2: De-Personalize your home

This can be quite tough because most of us get emotionally attached to our home over a period of time. Basically, you will have to start by removing all personal photographs, personal artifacts, certificates, trophies, and any object that will make the prospective buyer feel it is your home. When a buyer walks in to your home, he or she should be able to say, “This is my home!” That’s when you will know that you have clinched the deal!


Point #3: Shine and sparkle your home

This is a time consuming process but then you need to start early. When a prospective buyer walks in then your home should look as good as new – as if no one has really lived in there. You are probably thinking, “Damn! I will have to work weekends!” So be it!


Here is what you need to do:

· Wash all the windows from inside out.

· You can rent a pressure washer and clean the exterior of your home

· Remove the cobwebs, dust and dirt on the floor, and no Dog or cat poo please!

· Re-caulk the showers, tubs, and sinks. Polish the faucets as well

· Wax marble floors and vacuum carpets. Replace the carpet if it is worn out

· Clean the air – use room freshener (Don’t smoke in the home!)

See how easy it was – all in a day’s work!

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How Do Realtors Qualify Buyers?

Saturday, February 6th, 2010

The question below was sent to my via FACEBOOK, by a great client.

So I’m curious about the ads on TV about benefits of having a realitor: that they screen prospective buyers. How is that done? What info do you get?

- Loretta

Hi Loretta;
It depends on the context and the Realtor, to be honest. Many agents will show homes to anyone anytime anywhere.

Personally, I screen prospective buyers on my own listings by asking a series of questions. For instance:

- Do they have a Realtor already?
- Have they been pre-approved?
- Are they currently renting (with a lease end date) or do they need to sell a home?
- Why are they buying?
- What is it about the specific property that interests them? (Why do they want to see it).

If it’s a buyer that I’d be showing multiple properties to, I ask similar though not exactly the same questions. Unfortunately, when the buyer is represented by another Realtor, my ability to control the buyer and qualify them is obviously limited. That’s where my past experiences with that Realtor come into play.

I’m sure that you don’t recall me qualifying you when we first met, but we did talk about most of this stuff before we went to look at the condos in downtown Edmonton. I just roll it into the conversation, to make it less intrusive.

I hope that answers your question!

John

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Around Town This February

Friday, February 5th, 2010

With homes selling steadily and a bright future for Edmonton, it makes one reflect on the fact that people just genuinely love living in Edmonton! And, it’s no wonder why. As Alberta’s “Festival City”, there are fun, free and family friendly ways to enjoy our beautiful City everywhere you look. If you’re thinking about where to take the kids this week-end, or wondering what about what would be something exciting and romantic to do this Valentines Day, here are 5 ideas to help you enjoy the City to it’s fullest;

1) The brand new Art Gallery of Alberta (#2 Sir Winston Churchill Square), formerly named the Edmonton Art Gallery, has been reopened to the public and has already become an architecural icon, with the flowing aluminum ribbon on it’s exterior causing chatter. With an enourmous amount of gallery space (85,000 sq. ft.), a doubling of educational classrooms for programming, and extensive facility usage opportunities, the AGA is attracting more of the most sought-after touring art exhibitions, bringing cultural enrichment to Edmontonians. Hours are 11:00 am to 7:00 pm from Tuesday to Friday, and 10:00 am to 5:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday. Tours are available by calling 780-372-2486.

2) The Silver Skate Festival (Hawrelak Park) from February 19th to 21st. 11 am – 9 pm. This long-running event is now in it’s 20th year! This festival celebrating everything Winter is rooted in the Dutch tradition of a love of the outdoors and the pleasure of experiencing the cultural and aesthetic beauty of winter. With our Edmonton winters being snowy and bright, why not embrace and celebrate it! View the Cessco Snow Sculpture Garden and Competition, an interactive family area, the Mammoet Winter Triathlon, and the Northgate 10 km and 25 km Marathons. There is free parking at the event and a transit bus stop at the gate.

3) Jackie Parker Park (4540 – 50th Street): Skating, sledding and magical lights will entertain citizens on Friday and Saturday, February 26th and 27th from noon to 8:00 pm. Campfires and hot chocolate will keep everyone warm. Exclusive to this event is Bark in the Dark, an LED light party for dog lovers.

4) Edmontons Hope for Haiti Azucar Picante Restaurante & Cantina (13062-50 St.) On February 12th, 2009, the fund-raising evening consists of a Silent Auction with a 50/50 raffle and a benefit concert. Tickets are $10 and all monies from ticket sales, silent auction sales, the 50/50 draw will be distributed to Heart to Heart Haiti, Canada Red Cross, and the Edmonton Multicultural Society to help families arriving from Haiti.

5) Sweetheart Stroll – Edmonton’s Muttart Conservatory (9626 96A Street) is transformed into a romantic haven. On February 13, 2009, enjoy the beauty of the pyramids at night along with music & dancing. www.muttartconservatory.ca

However you choose to enjoy the excitement of Edmonton, one thing is for sure: there is never a shortage of ways to do it! Our city is a great place to live, and there are equally as many beautiful neighbourhoods to live in. If you or someone you know is considering a move in to Edmonton or to a different home within the City, call me. I can be reached on my cell at (780) 934-8514.

Sarah Dulmage, Realtor
Re/Max Real Estate
Cell: (780) 934-8514

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Bus Benches Are For Asses

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

Back in the early 1900’s, people would stand around on the side of the street and wait for the bus to arrive. That’s when one brilliant lazy individual decided to install benches at the bus stops, so we could all park our butts somewhere while waiting for someone else to drive us to where we wanted to go. It worked. It still works.

In the 1980’s somebody thought it would be a great idea to turn these bus benches, these pedestals of transit convenience, into outlets for advertising and self promotion. They became an overnight success for Realtors, as they were cheap alternatives to full sized billboards. For the price of a single billboard, you can put out 10 bus benches! Heck… if you planned your route home from work properly… you would get to see your own smiling face 10 times! To get the same return to your ego from a billboard, you’d have to drive around in circles. That just wouldn’t work, would it?

So the bus benches became the uber sized business cards of the modern Realtor. After all, nobody likes to see their own smiling face on a 8′ chunk of wood like a Realtor.

But I don’t know if anyone stopped to ask; “How do these things sell our clients’ houses?” Have you ever had that thought? Have the bus benches in your neighbourhood ever made you run out and dropped $300,000 on a house?

I didn’t think so.

Because here’s the ugly truth about bus benches. They are 100% completely and totally useless for getting your home sold. I’ve never met someone who was sitting at the bus in the morning, drinking their double decaf mocha chocha frappa rappa, leaned over to scratch their “whatever”, realized they were sitting on a Realtors face, and said to themselves ‘Hey! I should buy that lovely 3 bedroom bungalow over on 5th street that this person has for sale”.

It simply doesn’t work. At least not getting a home sold.

But it does work in certain ways. First, it gives the agent’s a serious ego boost. Don’t kid yourself on the importance of an agent’s ego. You should take it seriously; because they sure do! (HA! I just had to say that; and you know you were thinking it.) As Realtors, or any salesperson, your ego position is important. A salesperson has to be confident, or they simply won’t be effective at their jobs. So ego is actually important, all jokes aside.

It also helps the agents’ business. Part of what we do is finding and pursuing new listing business. It’s a well known fact that people call the agent who’s sign and ads they see all the time. So if you see 4 or 5 bus benches on your way home from the same Realtor, you’re more than likely going to call that agent. Or at least consider him/her to be credible when you do meet to discuss the sale of your home. It helps the agents’ business.

Don’t get the wrong impression. I’m not down on my colleagues for doing self promotion and generating listing business. I spend time and money getting new listings. Every agent who’s in the business, and staying in the business for any length of time, has to do it. But I am suggesting that you check to make sure it’s not ALL your agent is doing. Because you’re not hiring her/him to get more listings, but to get buyers for your home. Keep that in mind when hiring a Realtor.

The moral of this story? Before you hire an agent, find out what they’ll do to actually get your home sold. How do they get buyer leads? How do they manage those leads? Basically, how will they get your home SOLD?!? Because a $1,500/month bus bench budget is about as useful to you as the lease payment on your agents’ Mercedes. Yes, you’re paying for both… but neither will result in the sale of your home.

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Edmonton Real Estate Board Monthly Stats – September 2009

Monday, October 5th, 2009

So this morning the Edmonton Realtors Association (aka Edmonton Real Estate Board) released their monthly press release regarding the past month’s market activity. It’s all good news! I love good news, especially when it relates to real estate in Edmonton!

Have a read for yourself…

Edmonton, October 5, 2009: Although sales were not at record levels in September, they compared favourably with sales levels last year and settled in for the third best September ever. Only sales in September 2006 of 1,844 residential units and last September (1,729) were better than the 1,704 sales pegged last month.

“We have experienced strong sales through the third quarter,” said Charlie Ponde, president of the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton. “At the end of the first quarter YTD sales were down over 21%, and after six months they were up almost 2%. The last three months have had strong buyer demand and year-to-date sales are up 5.3% over the same period last year.”

The strong sales also boosted prices of both single family and condominium properties. Prices dipped slightly in August after showing steady gains all year but bounced back to mid-summer levels in September. The average price of a single family dwelling was $371,947 and condos were priced on average at $245,546 (both up 1.4% over August prices). SFD prices are up over $20,000 from where they were on New Years Day.

Higher prices have not resulted in greater listing activity. 2,564 homes were listed in September resulting in a 66% sales-to-listing ratio as compared to September 2008 with over 3,100 listings and a 55% S/L ratio. The slower listing activity dropped inventory to 6,032 from 6,445 units last month but there is still almost four months of inventory at present sales volumes.

Duplex and row house properties sold on average for $299,964 and the combined Average Residential Price was $327,235 in September; up 2% from September 2008.

“Homes are selling slightly faster than last month and much faster than last year at this time,” said Ponde. “I expect that sales in this market will show continued strength through the fall and early winter.” The average days-on-market was 44 in September; down four days from August.

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Highlights of MLS® System activity

September 2009 activity Record for
the month*
% change from
September 2008
Total MLS® System sales this month 1,911 -0.80%
Value of total MLS® System sales – month $633 million -0.30%
Value of total MLS® System sales – year $5.61 billion -0.40%
Residential¹ sales this month 1,704 -1.45%
Residential average price $327,235 0.70%
SFD² average selling price – month $371,947 2.70%
SFD median³ selling price $349,900 1.20%
Condo average selling price $245,546 -2.70%

¹. Residential includes SFD, condos and duplex/row houses.
². Single Family Dwelling
³. The middle figure in a list of all sales prices

* Average prices indicate market trends only. They do not reflect actual prices, which vary from house to house and area to area. For information on a specific area, contact your local REALTOR®.

Contact

Charlie Ponde REALTOR®, 2009 President Bus: 780-460-8558
Ron Hutchinson C.A.E., Executive V.P. Bus: 780-453-9340
Jon Hall C.A.E., Manager Communications Bus: 780-453-9323

The REALTORS® Association of Edmonton (Edmonton Real Estate Board), founded in 1927, is a professional association of Brokers and Associates in the greater Edmonton area. The Association administers the Multiple Listing Service®, provides professional education to its members and enforces a strict Code of Ethics and Standards of Business Practice. The Association also advertises property listings and publishes consumer information on the Internet at REALTOR.ca and ereb.com, as well as in the Real Estate Weekly and on their web site at rewedmonton.ca. REALTORS® support charities involving shelter and the homeless through the REALTORS® Community Foundation (RCF).

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Introducing Sarah Dulmage

Thursday, October 1st, 2009

I would like to introduce a new member of my team.  Sarah is a new Realtor with the Knock Knock Real Estate team.

Sarah comes to us with an extensive background in business, having spent several years working in the commercial insurance world. In recent years she began to invest in the Edmonton real estate market, with much success. Her aptitude for the real estate business and keen business mind have provided her with a strong and unique outlook on purchasing good investment properties.

If you want to know more about buying real estate in the Edmonton area, and would like a professional business-minded point of view… Sarah’s your girl!

Welcome aboard Sarah! I’m proud to have you on my team.

Visit Sarah’s page on our website at http://www.knock-knock.ca/whos-there/meet-sarah-dulmage/

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Get Your Neighborhood SnapShot!

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009

Have you ever wondered what the house up the street sold for? Well here’s your chance to find out! My new Market Snapshot service will send you a beautiful report on your neighborhood based on a graphical map interface. It will send you the latest sales, and accompany that with all sorts of statistics, including average sale-to-list price, marketing time, and other relevant stats.

It’s really cool!! Just follow this link…

Neighborhood Snapshot

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Edmonton Real Estate Market Update – September 8, 2009

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009

Below are the statistics for the Edmonton Real Estate Market for the past week. If you have any comments about the information or Edmonton real estate, I’d love to hear from you. 

- John Carle, Realtor
ReMax Real Estate Edmonton
www.knock-knock.ca 
NEW LISTINGS # of New Listings Average List Price
Single Family 204 $430,934
Condos 125 $238,484
SALES # of Sales Average Sale Price Average Days to Sell
Single Family

70 

$345,682
 

39
 

Condos

 39

$243,783
 

54
 

 

CURRENT MARKET # of Listings Average List Price
Single Family * 

 1370

$463,042
 

Condos * 

 992

$254,223
 

 

* based on last 60 days.
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Sherwood Park Real Estate Market Update – September 2, 2009

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009
Below are the statistics for the Sherwood Park Real Estate Market for the past week. If you have any comments about the information or Sherwood Park real estate, I’d love to hear from you. 
- John Carle, Realtor
ReMax Real Estate Edmonton
www.knock-knock.ca 
NEW LISTINGS # of New Listings Average List Price
Single Family 25 $439,482
Condos  3 $258,433
SALES # of Sales Average Sale Price Average Days to Sell
Single Family

9

$406,600
 

44
 

Condos

6

$281,916
 

45
 

 

CURRENT MARKET # of Listings Average List Price Avg. Days on Market
Single Family

25

$439,482
 

n/a
 

Condos

 3

$258,433
 

n/a
 

 

 
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Canadian Real Estate Rebound – Video

Sunday, August 30th, 2009

Hello Edmonton real estate fans! Here’s a great video that a friend of mine posted to Facebook. (THANKS KEN!) It’s an interview with a market expert out of Vancouver. It presents some amazing activity stats that I think we’ll all find enjoyable.

Have a great day!

- John Carle, Realtor
ReMax Real Estate Edmonton

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