Nice video! I actually made the move from Niagara to Calgary last spring (I was in/grew up in Richmond Hill) since I work remotely. The cost of living out there is night and day when it comes to Toronto and the GTA. The lack of land transfer tax and PST definitely makes a huge difference if you plan on doing multiple transactions. I sold my stacked townhouse in Niagara (2-bed, 1-bath, 1 outdoor parking spot) and picked up a much larger townhouse (4-bed, 2.5-bath, attached 2-car garage with a third spot outside) and a pre-construction condo (1-bed,1-bath & 1 outdoor parking spot). What blew me away was the that the combined price of my 2 new properties was noticeable less than the sale price of the townhouse in Niagara. I'm considering moving up to a newer/new build detached later this year as they start in the $500k range, that seems like a steal to me!

I love that Dem started his own Channel for real estate 😭❤🙌

It's a great property, the only thing I dislike with these new builds and floorplans is the main entrance being in the lower level, there are a few townhouses in the South side that elevate the outside with stairs so they can put the main door to the living room.

This looks so good! I would move if im working remote

I am moving to Alberta in a few months...Moving from Vancouver. Dont plan on buying a home just yet though. Jamaicans love to "taste and buy" so I wanna explore a few cities and towns and then settle in somewhere that gives me peace and comfort. Thanks for the video :)

Saw the house on Zillow, but I couldn't find the inside detail on the app. Thanks for uploading the tour inside the house.

Looks like a great option to move to. But with current interest rates is it worth it for rental investment? Also what’s the future outlook for RE market in Edmonton? (to get an understanding on appreciation)

I’m definitely considering and I was thinking moving to Edmonton for last 6 months! Thank you

If my job allows me to work from AB. I will be calling you to move.

Gorgeous! I wish we had that price range and choice of new builds in the GTA 😢

oh wow do these rly rent for like $2000/mo? thats like extremely dece for the purchase price! I'm interested in St. Albert~ What do you think about that area? is it as easy to rent out like I'm thinking when I'm not living in the property myself.

This bredda is a realist good professional seller

Homes here in Vancouver are way to high thinking of moving there

Alliance or alberta hmyy 3.5

We’re moving there this summer can’t wait

Hi today I came in Edmonton specially for home do you have availability anything for today

Is Edmonton a good place to grow a family? Comparing to Calgary? I'll move next year, work for a company located in Calgary, but the home prices there are getting crazy.

Hi, where in edmonton is this town house located?

I love the house for the price. But I need to learn more about the area ❤

Yeah, I want space around me not so much people. Probably won't consider Alberta.

I clearly need to move to Canada because you can’t even get an apartment for this price in the UK nvm a whole house

Is it still available?

where abouts is this townhouse located in Edmonton? what area?

How can I buy it😂❤❤

I need to talk to some body about this

How much this house

What’s this area?

HOW MUCH FOR A HOUSE IN ALBERTA??

Me

Yall thats moving to edmonton, DO NOT move here, buy our houses then raise the rents, we not paying 2000 dollars for a 1 bedroom, i promise u, we aint doing it.

Are your team hiring? I’m located at Toronto and I recently get my real estate license.

Downsides of Edmonton: 6 months of winter much at -30 C, lack of well paying jobs/career opportunities, and if you're gay, stay away (from the whole province).

bro what is the name of developer,we are planning to there by april.hopefully we can get our own place by next year.

I don’t think I could ever live in Alberta lol

Extremely affordable?? Perhaps compared to other, more hostile markets, but over $300,000 for a cookie cutter townhouse is not affordable for most people and it's ridiculous to claim otherwise. And let's not forgot the gas money for the commute to actually get anywhere in the city, these homes are so south you might as well live in Leduc. It's nearly an hour in traffic to get to downtown. There are no trees, and no privacy either, but who needs that when you have shiny and new right? There are plenty of houses in established areas of the city at more reasonable prices, in neighbourhoods with long histories and full grown trees. Neighbourhoods that need engaged families and residents to bring them back to life and force city council to give a shit, but there seems to be this obsession in Edmonton with new things that all look-alike and do nothing to support our history. But, I suppose these suburban fast builds keep residents safe from the reality of actually living in the city. Little boxes made of ticky-tacky.

These new homes are cheap and they are also built very cheaply as well. Built to minimum safety and building codes on zero lots, but the migrants don't mind, come and share the desolate six month winters, rolling bald prairies, and a rising homeless rate. Alberta the oil capital of Canada is dying a slow death because of Green and Carbon initiatives. You will only be getting what you pay for, buyer beware.

Bc is to much

I can't move but after this video I want to 🥲

Ontario is getting worse it's a thought