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Did you recently receive a notice from your lending institution reminding you that it’s time to renew your mortgage? No matter how good the...
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What a great time to be a home owner
It was with sadness that we received the news of the passing of Canada’s former Finance Minister Jim Flaherty. Agree or disagree with his...
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March real estate market report for Lethbridge
Last week, Lethbridge and District Association of REALTORS issued their MLS Statistic Report for last month. Here are some highlights from...
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It’s census time
It’s April. For some, that means it’s tax return time. For people living in Lethbridge, it also means it’s census time. Every April, census...
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Alberta’s new housing boom: 3 things you should know
Earlier this month, Robert Kavcic (a senior economist with BMO Nesbitt Burns) released a report predicting that Alberta is set for another...
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What you need to know about CMHC’s changes to insurance rates
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) recently announced an increase to their default insurance rates. If you purchase a home to live...
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5 things to know before financing the building of your new home
Some home buyers prefer to purchase new. It allows them to custom build their home according to what they want, and it helps avoid the back and...
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Post-tensioning: what it is and what you should keep an eye out for
You’ve probably heard of rebar—the steel reinforcement bars commonly used in concrete construction—but have you heard of post-tensioning? It’s...
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The Crossings: a city within a city
In the summer of 2013, Lethbridge City Council announced they had approved the sale of 66 acres of land in West Lethbridge to a commercial...
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Why the federal budget is good news for us (and you)
There was some great news in the federal budget that could have positive outcomes for anyone looking to purchase or refinance a home or renew...
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5 ways buying a home in the States differs from buying one in Canada
Owning property in the United States is attractive to some people, especially with good-deal inventory still around in some areas of the US....
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It’s that time of year again!
It’s that time of the year again: RRSP season. Recently, it’s also become TFSA season, too. Canadians throughout the country scour their...
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5 things to keep in mind when buying a vacation home
Are you at that point in your life when you’re thinking about a second home, perhaps a home away from home? Many Canadians love to buy a summer...
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Everything you need to know about rate holds
Some lenders will guarantee an interest rate for home buyers. This can be a useful tool for giving you some extra time as you finalize your...
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Property taxes: where they go and how to make them more affordable
Property taxes are a part of home ownership. They help pay for services that you, as a resident, get to enjoy (such as roads, libraries, parks,...
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6 things to consider before buying a condo
Not everyone who purchases a home wants a single detached home. For various reason, some homebuyers prefer condominiums. If you’re a first time...
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