Bryan Wilson - Remax real estate central alberta

10/12/2026

Wishing everyone a fun filled Thanksgiving with you family and friends!
Bryan Wilson REALTOR®
RE/MAX real estate central alberta
403-340-9436

10/09/2026

Pumpkins, flowers and a whole lot of community spirit. 🎃🌻🌿
During the Sharpe Ave Festival, the team at Calyx Floral Design invited festival-goers to create their own pumpkin floral arrangements in exchange for donations to Red Deer Hospice. Together, they raised more than $1,000 in support of the care we provide to residents and their loved ones.

Thank you to Travis, Erin and everyone at Calyx, along with each person who stopped by, got creative and made a donation. We’re so grateful to be part of a community that continues to find such fun and thoughtful ways to support Hospice.

10/08/2026

Market Update: The pace of residential sales eased again in September, with 435 properties sold across Central Alberta, compared with 463 in August and 5.0% fewer than September last year. Active listings also declined, totalling 1,511 on October 1, down from 1,567 a month earlier, although still 8.5% higher than last October. Sales have decreased each month since June, while inventory has declined for two consecutive months.
Six of the ten local markets we track were balanced in September: Red Deer, Blackfalds, Lacombe, Sylvan Lake, Ponoka and Rocky Mountain House. Penhold and Innisfail favoured sellers, while Clearwater County and Three Hills favoured buyers. Despite these differing conditions, year-to-date sales remained below last year’s totals in every market except Penhold.
National research provides context for the hesitation among some buyers. The Bank of Canada’s second-quarter consumer survey recorded a decline in both home-buying and selling intentions. The Bank of Canada also found that high living costs, trade uncertainty and concerns about inflation and the Middle East conflict were weighing on household spending decisions. CMHC similarly reported that economic uncertainty, modest income growth and borrowing costs were keeping buyers cautious, with improved affordability alone not enough to bring many back into the market.

10/08/2026

10/02/2026

09/25/2026

SOLD - Congratulations to the my seller!

09/22/2026

Happy First Day of Fall! 🍂

09/21/2026

PENDING in TWO days!
📍 4429 - 41 Avenue
👉$349,000
🛏 5 Beds > 1.5 Baths
🏠 992 sq ft Bungalow
MLS® Number: A2345638
Welcome to this charming bungalow in the mature and highly sought after community of Grandview, ideally situated directly across from Grandview Heights School and an expansive green space featuring tennis and basketball courts, community hockey and skating rinks, and plenty of open space to enjoy. Offering 992 sq. ft. on the main level, this 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home provides a functional layout and plenty of opportunity to make it your own. The bright, west-facing living room features large windows that fill the space with natural light, while the kitchen offers ample cabinetry and includes all appliances. The partially finished basement adds a comfortable recreation room, two bedrooms, a 2-piece bathroom, and additional space for your needs. Outside, enjoy a generous 6,260 sq. ft. lot with mature trees, landscaping, a partially fenced backyard, alley access, and an insulated double detached garage. This home could benefit from a cosmetic refresh, offering an excellent opportunity for a first-time buyer, renovator, or family looking to create a home in an exceptional location. Vacant and available for immediate possession.
Bryan Wilson REALTOR®
RE/MAX real estate central alberta
403-340-9436

09/10/2026

Central Alberta’s residential market continued to cool in August as the summer selling season wound down. The region recorded 463 MLS sales, down 10.4% from July and 10.1% from August 2025. Active MLS listings declined 3.3% during the month to 1,567 but remained 6.7% higher than a year ago. Buyers have more choice, while sellers face greater competition and need to pay close attention to pricing, condition and presentation.

Red Deer, Blackfalds and Penhold continued to favour sellers, while Lacombe, Sylvan Lake, Ponoka and Rocky Mountain House were balanced. Clearwater County, Innisfail and Three Hills favoured buyers. Year-to-date MLS sales were lower than in 2025 in nearly every market, with the largest declines in Blackfalds, Innisfail and Clearwater County. Penhold was the exception, with sales up 12.8%. Although smaller-market results can change quickly, the broader trend points toward a more balanced and selective market.

Canada’s economy rebounded in the second quarter, but August employment declined and the national unemployment rate remained at 6.4%. Alberta’s employment was still 3.6% higher than a year ago and its unemployment rate improved to 6.8%, while strong energy prices continue to support the provincial economy. The Bank of Canada held its policy rate at 2.25%, although inflation and trade uncertainty may limit near-term mortgage-rate relief. Central Alberta’s economy should continue to support housing demand, but affordability pressures and increased inventory are giving buyers more time and negotiating leverage.

09/04/2026

Happy September Long weekend! May you have a chance to relax, explore and unwind this weekend!