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@@ChamberlainGroup , I'll meet you halfway and at least you get a driveway. 😄

New homes don’t turn into resale market for a long time. Their impact isn’t the same as showings. Truthfully both showings and housing starts are indicators, they just tell different stories.

@@ChamberlainGroup My argument was that showings are a lagging indicator, not a forward indicator. Of course new homes don't enter the resale marker for a while, however the number of new homes greatly effects the supply of housing on the market. If the market is flooded with new homes, this will decrease the showings for resale, as many new buyers would purchase new homes. My point was that new home starts is a leading indicator, it represents a portion of the future increase of supply in the housing market. If new home starts skyrocket, we would expect to see the housing market level off in the future due to the increased supply.

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There is no set fee in commissions. We also don’t do flat % in Calgary.

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There are some out there. One of the agents on our team found one for themselves to live in for around 900k or so.

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Depends on the complex, floor level and much more. Hope you get it sorted and sold.

Could be seasonal, isn’t new over resale.

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There are many coming from all over!

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Properties are still selling for sure. It’s the showings that are adjusting.

@@ChamberlainGroup showing number is a leading indication. I guess house price will climb at a much slower pace or even decrease from the highs. I wonder if you can share the price trends in the summer months in Calgary. People usually start vacations at this time of the year and that could explain the showing number decrease.

Great area, but average price is over $700 so it didn’t make this list.

Great thought. You can see days on market and collective days(CDOM) on market on the backend. CDOM will show the total days on market when agents do this tactic removing and putting back on.

What do you believe the reason is for that?

What makes you say 20 years vs 15?

@@ChamberlainGroup actually no clue on time line but bigger then anything we seen . Mostly I think rates will be higher more than lower until 2042 . Looking a cynical stuff. Money could become valuable .

Unemployment doesn't really matter much unless it is out of control. Please remember, buyers will always buy because they can buy.

It’s true more listing are coming to the market but will it be enough?

What's that means?

😬 not wanting to delete your comment however I thought about it a couple of times! Let’s not play these games in this thread. Thanks.

100%. People hear that the neighbour sold their nice livable house for $xxxk and they think they can sell their dump for the same price because they have the same "attributes". I laugh every time I see it.

@u2v22 it's mostly flippers throw some paint flooring and a cheap kitchen but the roofs toast the grass is 3 ft high and the garage door is falling off 1200sq ft split $629,000

Nolan Hill 2300 sq foot house for sale here!! 3 bed, Stunning backyard and amazing primary closet ❤🎉

Could be… however our appreciation here may not be enough to justify going back. We’ve had a few clients move here and a couple of years later are relocated, there could be that but truthfully there are so many reasons why people move.

Don't forget the inventory is historical low and the city of Calgary is already aware of that. This is why the city keeps pulling levers to generate more home (inventory).

Some good thoughts here

The federal government wants to axe oil and gas by 2035. What would be the economy of Alberta at that time.

Do you still believe that government agenda? Oil and gas has been the back bone of this country even during/after WWI the total global demand may not rise substantially yet still strongly backed up by India​@@elvi7605 Canada can still milk their cash cows and now is the best time to do. Otherwise Canada cannot prepare for the future. Think about this there is already more than 40M people living in Canada competing for the social infrastructure adequately sized for only 30M people. Canada needs money to debottle and ease this congestion. So where does the money come from? Natural Resources, oil & gas, raw minerals, lumber, agriculture and such. Those will make this country great again. 👍 👍

​@@elvi7605 CAPEX AND OPEX of oil&gas assets won't vaporize in the next 10 years. Those gigantic oil and gas corporates are not dumb. Alberta will continue putting effort to diversify their dependency on Oil&Gas so that they take less tolls on themselves in the next downturn. And please remember, building the economy diversity is not free yet Alberta has money to make it happen. Why? historically Alberta has been the richest province in Canada which means they have always had ample amount of ammunition to push forward.

That’s like 80% of the market

What does that mean

You have to remember #1 - that’s a massive price range… too big to tell a story. #2 - homes on the upper range always slow down first before lower priced ones #3 - Does the builder lack inventory? If so, of course they won’t see the same traffic. If you don’t have hot dogs to sell, less people show up to your hot dogs stand.

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And really, many don't want to if Calgary gets upwards of 75% of their prices. Job opportunities aside of course (Calgary isn't the greatest for that right now and the massive wave of people aren't helping. We listed a specialized job that requires a degree/designation a month ago. 250 applicants. A lot of them are new Canadians just blanket applying to everything and wasting people's time, but usually we get 10% or less of that # for this job).

YES… we’re hiring too and SOOOO many blanket applications without any care in the world. It’s frustrating.

@@blackbirdbeatle If you have to commute from Port Hope ON to downtown Toronto. If you have to commute from Abbotsford to downtown Vancouver, and you see the real estate price in Calgary (I mention these two places because the home price are quite similar to Calgary) it can make people quite amazed by the inflated prices there. I know there are many people commuting because the HWY 401 and the HWY 1 are always traffic jammed. I don’t think there would be too much attractive jobs there in Abbotsford nor Port Hope. I would bet Calgary would still have better jobs if you are in the skilled trades or if licensed. It’s all about credentials and being able to have the referrals. I have confidence that Calgary will continue the upward trend into next year at least, now that developers need to convert houses into multiple units. There is no way a graduate from UBC nor UofT can succeed unless they inherit from their parents in those cities now. Having said that, coming back to Calgary, there aren’t enough property land left in Calgary unless investors start buying the house lots for multiple units. It’s going to be very time consuming to get through all the hurdles including permits and stuff. That was what drove land prices in Toronto and Vancouver. I expect the same happening in Calgary.

If he does win. I will not move to Calgary.

@@elvi7605 hopefully lots of people agree

Who cares

@@elvi7605perfect, hopefully many agree with that!

@@timthonyliu3338other than everyone who needs to buy a home and can’t afford it?

The next decade? The next two generation for sure.

How do you know what the next decade let alone next generations will look like. I want your connections for fortune tellers 🔮 😂

I’m @@ChamberlainGroup look at federal political history. Every decade you get a conservative / liberal flip flop. We just had a decade of Liberal governing. Next up: a pro West Conservative majority …should help AB/SK commodity based markets.

Until 2026

@@ChamberlainGroup byelection results in Toronto. Fed govt is going super majority conservative an energy supporter

Or keep going up at a steady pace, which is good for those who already settled in Calgary 10 years ago

They’ll still go up but what I’m thinking is that the boom (this year) is already settling. The prices from Feb-Apr seemed to show a huge jump but things in May just looked barely more expensive. Bottom line is that for someone looking to buy now, waiting another couple months won’t hurt.

@@Hypeman10 I'm not sure about whether or not this is a good time to buy. An interest rate cut in the fall will certainly attract more buyers, but also drive list prices up. I would say start looking, summer can be a good time to bargain.

@@louelaine3680It’s really too hard to predict. A quarter percent interest rate doesn’t make that much of a difference, but the issue is that rates might not go that much lower (this year) and that’s what people will have to go with. Prices will certainly go up next year, and we might see another run once school is fully out, but prices by the fall might be more reasonable.

This yesr first half is 2:0 it's okay not to score in the second half.

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