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Make Your Move with Magdalena Royal LePage Benchmark Hello and welcome, witam! Being bilingual, I am also here to serve the Calgary Polish community with real estate needs.

My name is Magdalena Cieslak and I am your local Calgary and area REALTOR®, RENE (Real Estate Negotiation Expert) and CCS® (Certified Condominium Specialist) specializing in residential and rural residential real estate. I am excited to offer my services whether you are buying, selling or looking to purchase an investment property in our beautiful city and surrounding areas. With my passion for real estate and dedication to providing exceptional service, I am ready to assist you in all your real estate needs. I am excited to help you navigate the real estate market and achieve your goals. I believe in fast and efficient communication, honesty and treating my clients with utmost respect. My approach to real estate is to listen carefully to my clients' needs and work tirelessly to find them the perfect property or the right buyer. My goal as your professional home matchmaker is to make your experience seamless, fun, enjoyable and of course stress free. I look forward to our journey together in your next chapter. When you are ready, lets

10/12/2026

Imagine a spacious home offering over two thousand one hundred square feet three bedrooms a finished basement double garage sunny backyard deck carpet and new appliances all move in ready

10/12/2026

Canada Needs More Homes to Sustain Affordability | Make Your Move with Magdalena
As someone deeply involved in Calgary and area real estate, I’m closely watching the housing supply conversation that’s unfolding across Canada. While we’ve seen some welcome improvements in affordability recently, these gains could be short-lived if we don’t address the slowdown in new home construction—especially when it comes to ownership housing. The latest estimates highlight that Canada needs between 417,000 and 469,000 new housing starts every year to bring affordability back to pre-pandemic levels by 2036, yet the supply gap remains significant. In many of our major markets, most of the new builds are rentals, with ownership-focused projects slowing down. Even as this shift to rentals has helped stabilize conditions, it’s clear that the pace of construction has dropped faster than demand. While slower population growth has temporarily eased affordability concerns, we need to ensure that ownership construction doesn’t fall behind—otherwise, we risk an even bigger shortage when demand inevitably rises again. For those navigating the Calgary, Airdrie, and surrounding real estate markets, keeping an eye on these trends is key to making informed decisions for the future.

10/11/2026

Happy Thanksgiving | Make Your Move with Magdalena

10/10/2026

Canada Set to Build 231,000 Homes Annually Toward Housing Goal
As someone deeply involved in Calgary and area real estate, I keep a close eye on national housing trends—and the latest numbers from CMHC are eye-opening. Canada is projected to build just 231,000 homes annually, while we actually need between 417,000 and 469,000 units each year until 2036 to restore affordability. That’s a shortfall of 2.4 million homes over the next decade. For our communities—including Calgary, Airdrie, and the families I serve—this gap highlights just how important it is to have a strategic approach, whether you’re looking for a house or a condo. As a Certified Condominium Specialist, I see firsthand how high costs and slow condo sales are shaping the market. For buyers and sellers, understanding these numbers is key to making informed decisions in today’s climate.

Mid-Year Outlook For Canada's Housing MarketAs we reach the midpoint of the year, I’m seeing encouraging signs of recove...
10/09/2026

Mid-Year Outlook For Canada's Housing Market
As we reach the midpoint of the year, I’m seeing encouraging signs of recovery in Canada’s housing market—especially here in Calgary and surrounding communities. Home resales are on the rise, prices are stabilizing, and inventory levels are starting to even out. Looking ahead, forecasts point to continued increases in sales and modest price growth by 2027. Of course, challenges such as affordability and variations between regions persist, but for buyers and sellers in areas like Calgary, Airdrie, and nearby rural communities, these trends shape the decisions we make together. As someone who specializes in residential and rural real estate in our local market, I’m here to help you navigate these shifts with confidence and expertise.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/magdalena-cieslak-1/1968225-Mid-Year-Outlook-For-Canada%27s-Housing-Market

10/08/2026

CMHC Projections Highlight Opportunities to Boost Housing Development
Recent CMHC projections highlight a pressing challenge for our country: Canada requires between 417,000 and 469,000 new homes each year to address a long-term supply gap of 187,000 to 238,000 homes. Toronto is facing the steepest shortfall, and a slowdown in construction could further strain affordability for many Canadians. As a local REALTOR® focused on residential and rural properties in Calgary, I see firsthand how market dynamics shape our communities and the opportunities available to buyers and sellers. Understanding these national trends is crucial, whether you're navigating the city market or searching for a home in the surrounding areas.

10/07/2026

Calgary Resales Take a Temporary Detour | Make Your Move with Magdalena
Calgary’s resale market has taken a brief detour in mid-Q3, with sales down 3.4% month-over-month and 11% compared to last year. The local price index also dipped slightly—down 0.3% year-over-year—which signals a gentle cooling rather than anything dramatic. It’s interesting to note, as an economist pointed out, that renewed trade tensions have brought some uncertainty back into the market, and this recent softness feels more like a pause than a true reversal. I’ve seen this divergence firsthand since late Q1, when Calgary’s resale activity started to pull back, carving out a trend that’s held for about six months. For buyers and sellers, renewal pressures could have more impact in Calgary now, as slower price growth means less equity to cushion mortgage payments. With the central bank holding policy rates steady through late Q3—and talk of a possible year-end hike—there are still variables ahead for our market’s recovery. As someone who specializes in Calgary’s residential and rural properties, I’m always watching these subtle shifts to help clients make informed decisions, whether you’re moving within the city or exploring the surrounding communities.

10/05/2026

Calgary Housing Stays Resilient in 2027 | Make Your Move with Magdalena
Calgary’s real estate market continues to show its strength and adaptability, even looking ahead to 2027. MLS sales are projected at 26,000—slightly below what we expect in 2025, but an improvement over the softer 2026 numbers. The average price should remain steady at about $645,000, thanks to a healthy balance between new construction and strong demand from our growing population. For those considering renting, the vacancy rate is forecast at 5.8%. That’s a sign of substantial new rental supply, which means more options and flexibility for tenants across Calgary. With housing starts anticipated at around 21,000 units, our city continues to lead as one of Canada’s most active markets for residential construction. As a real estate professional focused on Calgary and surrounding communities, I’m always watching these trends closely to help clients—whether buying, selling, or investing—make well-informed decisions in this dynamic environment.

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