Ibrahim AlGendy • AlbertaSell RealEstate

09/25/2026

Confidential restaurant asset sale with lease takeover. Business name and exact location will be disclosed only after ex*****on of an NDA. This offering is for the restaurant assets and leasehold improvements only; financial statements are not being provided.An excellent opportunity for an owner-operator, chef, experienced restaurateur or entrepreneur seeking a fully built-out food-service space without the substantial cost and time required to start from scratch. The approximately 1,088 sq. ft. main-floor premises are configured for fast-food, donair and Mediterranean restaurant use and include a functional service counter, commercial kitchen, food-preparation areas and seating for approximately 16 guests.The extensive equipment package includes a commercial oven, refrigerator, freezer, three vertical gyro machines, separate donair preparation stations, warmer, commercial grill, two deep fryers, commercial gas stove, three-door beverage cooler, four digital menu screens and additional restaurant equipment.The existing lease runs until February 28, 2031, and includes common parking. The purchaser may introduce their own name, menu and concept.Ideal for continuing a fast-food restaurant or shawarma, donair or other concepts, or launching another approved fast-food operation, or starting your own franchise. Lease details will be provided to qualified purchasers after the NDA is completed. (id:26452)

09/25/2026

RBC: Housing recovery is coming, but don't expect a boom
RBC’s latest outlook points to a steady recovery in Canada’s housing market: resales are climbing, inventory is holding steady, and price declines have leveled off. While 2026 could still see some softness in both sales and prices, RBC anticipates a modest improvement by 2027 as pent-up demand and more accessible affordability start to support activity.

As someone who approaches Alberta’s real estate landscape through the lens of both law and negotiation strategy, I’m closely watching these shifts—not just for the numbers, but for what they mean to buyers and sellers from Edmonton to Calgary. Market turns rarely come as a dramatic boom; instead, they offer opportunities best navigated with clear information and a steady hand. My commitment is to bring that clarity and confidence to every move my clients make.


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09/24/2026

Canada’s Housing Market Eyes 2027 Recovery
Looking ahead to Canada’s housing market trajectory, the data-driven signals for 2027 point to a cautious recovery. Early this year, we saw encouraging momentum: resales picked up, inventory evened out, and prices began to stabilize. That’s partly thanks to improved affordability and stronger employment, both of which are restoring buyer confidence across Alberta and beyond.

The real question is how and when those buyers—who pressed pause in previous years—will step back in. With savings rebuilt and job security on the rise, many are now well-positioned to enter the market, but timing remains everything.

The 2026 outlook suggests a dip in resales (down about 4% to roughly 453,000) and a 2% decrease in benchmark prices, hovering near $794,000. Modest gains are on the horizon for 2027, with resales and prices expected to rise in every province, though the rebound is projected to be steady rather than dramatic.

Borrowing costs are settling near their recent lows, and the Bank of Canada is anticipated to hold rates steady. Nevertheless, global trade tensions and energy price volatility are risks that could still shape the pace of recovery.

As someone who brings legal and negotiation expertise to Alberta’s real estate landscape, I’m always focused on how these national trends translate locally. Data, strategy, and clarity—these remain my toolkit for guiding clients through every market cycle.

09/23/2026

Imagine stepping into a thriving pizza and donair spot that’s already buzzing with hungry guests, delivery fans and a full kitchen set up ready for instant profit and growth success

09/23/2026

Edmonton Construction to Watch This Autumn
Edmonton’s construction landscape is buzzing this autumn, with several key developments shaping our city’s future. Recent record rainfall has led to temporary trail and pathway closures, as city crews address erosion and damage—so it’s wise to check closure maps before venturing out.

Downtown continues to see momentum: a proposed seven-storey building is set to add 198 new rentals, and a recently permitted tower (as of July 20) will bring 255 more homes, including 67 units dedicated to students. The core is further evolving with an office-tower redevelopment, a historic-building conversion greenlit for 696 residences, ongoing event-park design, and an 18-unit luxury condo in progress.

If you commute through the core, be mindful of the five-block closure on 102nd Avenue, single-lane stretches on 87th Avenue, and reduced lanes on Jasper Avenue as construction advances. Looking ahead, major west LRT roadway work is set to wrap up in 2026, the Edgemont area is aiming for a year-end opening, and Terwillegar is on track for 2028.

As someone who brings legal, business, and negotiation insight to Alberta’s real estate market, I keep a close eye on these projects—not just for their immediate impact, but for how they’ll shape opportunities in both residential and commercial real estate across Edmonton. Staying informed is key to making confident, strategic decisions in a dynamic market.

09/22/2026

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09/21/2026

Canada Fee Cuts Could Unlock Supply
Development fees have a real impact on the cost and feasibility of new homes in Canada—a point underscored by a recent national housing agency report. As someone who navigates both the legal and practical sides of Alberta’s real estate landscape, I find these numbers telling: the agency estimates that reducing these fees could make about 14% more residential projects viable overall. In hot markets like Toronto and Vancouver, the effect is even more pronounced—removing development charges could boost viable projects by roughly 10%, with Toronto possibly reaching half its stated supply target.

When comparing Calgary to Vancouver, the contrast is clear: Calgary’s fees range from about $4,000 on a one-bedroom high-rise to $9,000 for a detached home, while Vancouver’s comparable fees run from $20,000 to $33,000. Yet, these fees fund essential infrastructure—roads, sewers, administration—so a zero-fee scenario isn’t realistic. The economist’s suggestion to target lower fees for family-sized homes is worth considering. In the competitive Alberta market, especially in cities like Calgary, encouraging larger, family-friendly units could help new builds better compete with resale options and offer more attainable paths for local families. Guided by law, data, and strategy, I keep a close eye on how policy shifts like these can shape real opportunities for buyers and sellers across our province.

09/20/2026

Canada's “Record” Housing Correction? Prices Near Highs In Most Provinces
Canadian home prices dipped slightly—down 0.6% to $661,800 in July—with six provinces seeing declines and three Atlantic provinces bucking the trend with gains. Since March 2022, we’ve watched a 21.3% price drop, much of it stemming from sharper corrections in Ontario and B.C., even as affordability hurdles persist. As someone who’s navigated both the legal and real estate sides of Alberta’s market, I know these national headlines can cause concern, but local realities often tell a different story. Here in Alberta, I focus on helping buyers and sellers make sense of market shifts—using negotiation strategies, legal perspective, and tech-driven data to ensure every move is informed and rewarding. Whether you’re looking in Edmonton, Red Deer, or Calgary, context is key: the national “correction” isn’t a one-size-fits-all, and Alberta’s landscape offers unique opportunities for those who approach it with clarity and confidence.


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09/19/2026

Canada announces the funding of new rental homes in Edmonton
Edmonton is set to benefit from a significant investment: over $56 million will fund 199 secure new rental homes, including a six-storey building packed with amenities like in-suite laundry, a gym, and heated parking. What stands out is the integration of housing with health care and community supports—an approach that brings stability and quality of life together under one roof. Completion is set for late 2027.

As someone who navigates both the residential and commercial real estate landscapes in Alberta—and who brings a legal lens to every transaction—I'm always watching for projects that genuinely address housing needs while adding long-term value to our communities. Developments like this aren’t just about new buildings; they’re about building stronger, more connected neighborhoods across Edmonton and Central Alberta.


http://www.abrahamalgendy.com/agent-news/abraham-algendy/1947956-Canada-announces-the-funding-of-new-rental-homes-in-Edmonton

09/19/2026