GardenOnce upon a time, a long time ago…there was a beautiful garden that was cared for by an elderly Gardener.  

Everyday, the Gardener would tend to the flowers that were famed for their beauty.  He was known far and wide as the outstanding curator of the Gardens.  The Roses always won first price at the local garden shows. 

One day, a violent storm blew through the land.  It ranted and raged for days.  The house was hit by lightning.  Tree were destroyed by hail.  The river flooded its banks.  Many people lost their homes and their lives during the storm. The Garden that had been the joy of The Gardener had been destroyed. 

The house was abandoned after the big storm, and neglect soon consumed what was left of the Garden.   Deer would roam…

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When you’re shopping for a new home, you’ll likely have a list of "must-haves" that are essential to your ideal living space. However, there are circumstances in which it may be worth compromising on your list of non-negotiables. Location While having four bedrooms or a large backyard may be high on your priority list, a desirable location with easy access to schools, work, and amenities could outweigh those specific features. Keep an open mind and consider adjusting your must-haves if it means securing a home in an ideal neighbourhood. Budget Sometimes, your dream home may exceed your price range. In such cases, it can be beneficial to explore properties that may lack a few desired features but offer the potential for customization or renovation…

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When you’re shopping for a new home, you’ll likely have a list of “must-haves” that are essential to your ideal living space. However, there are circumstances in which it may be worth compromising on your list of non-negotiables.

 

Location:  While having four bedrooms or a large backyard may be high on your priority list, a desirable location with easy access to schools, work, and amenities could outweigh those specific features. Keep an open mind and consider adjusting your must-haves if it means securing a home in an ideal neighbourhood.

Budget:  Sometimes, your dream home may exceed your price range. In such cases, it can be beneficial to explore properties that may lack a few desired features but offer the potential for customization or…

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!JUST LISTED! #308 - 305 1st Ave NW, Airdrie https://peshketeam.maxwellrealty.ca/.../a2093153-308-305.../ $220,000 A2093153 Senior Living At Fletcher Village Convenient & Cozy Suite 1 Bedroom 4 Piece Bathroom Call/message us for more details: 403-681-0319 Step into serenity with this charming 1-bedroom, 4 piece bathroom, seniors retreat located on the 3rd floor, nestled within the Fletcher Village apartment complex. Enjoy living in the heart of Airdrie’s downtown in this adult only, 60+ building! This thoughtfully designed residence features an open concept layout including a functional kitchen, dining area & a cozy living room with back door. This leads outdoors to your private, covered balcony which is a…

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Purchasing a home is typically one of the largest financial decisions the average middle-class individual will make. What happens when the excitement turns into something else? 

 

It’s hard to imagine ever falling out of love with your home, it does happen though. Whether you outgrow your home, or it becomes too much home or that fixer-upper gets the best of you, it’s hard to let go but owning the wrong property can be financially, emotionally, and even physically draining. Read on if you believe you could be holding on to the wrong property and recognize the signs it’s time to sell:

 

You’re Wasting Time and Money on Repairs

Are you spending money month after month on home maintenance? People are often stuck in their old homes because…

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Buying a house is one of the biggest decisions in most people's lives. Not only is it a massive financial commitment, but it's also a long-term investment. Given the weight of this decision, it's vital to avoid certain pitfalls and mistakes that could potentially affect the value of your investment and the quality of your life. Below are some common real estate mistakes that buyers and investors should avoid.

 

 

1. Not Getting a Professional Inspection:  A professional inspection will provide you with a comprehensive view of the home's condition. An inspector checks every nook and cranny, and his detailed report will highlight potential problems such as structural damage, plumbing issues, electrical concerns, etc. Ignoring a professional…

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As we tend to spend more time indoors during cold weather, eager do-it-yourselfers need to look for some interior reno projects to keep them occupied. Here are some low-cost tasks you can tackle that will help improve your home’s energy efficiency and maybe even save your life.
Install a smart thermostat
If you don’t already have one, it’s worthwhile to install a “smart” or programmable thermostat. These enable you to turn down the heat during the day when everyone’s out, and then automatically bring it back to your desired setting by the time you get home. Overnight, you can set it to lower the temperature, which both saves money and helps everyone get a better night’s sleep. Most thermostats use low-voltage wiring but you should still turn off…

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October sales activity slowed over the last month in alignment with typical seasonal patterns. However, with 2,171 sales, levels were 17 per cent higher than last year and amongst the highest levels reported for October. Sales activity has been boosted mainly through gains in apartment condominium sales as consumers seek affordable housing options during this period of high-interest rates.

New listings also improved this month compared to last year, reaching 2,684 units, reflecting the highest October levels reported since 2015. Despite the gain, relatively strong sales prevented any significant shift in inventory levels, which remain over 40 per cent lower than levels traditionally available in October.

“Despite some recent improvements in…

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