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Tracey Stevens, Realtor CRB, CIPS, ABR with expertise in Real Estate Brokerages and Investment Transactions.

10/14/2026

Edmonton - Most Affordable Homes of September 2026
For those keeping a close eye on Edmonton’s housing landscape, here’s a snapshot of the most affordable homes available as of September 2026. These opportunities, ranging from $104,900 to $110,000, reflect the ongoing shifts in our city’s market and the importance of accessible entry points for buyers and investors alike.

With over two decades immersed in property management and residential development, I’ve learned that affordability isn’t just about price—it’s about unlocking possibilities for individuals, families, and communities. As someone passionate about housing economics and revitalizing underutilized assets, I see these listings not simply as numbers, but as potential cornerstones for new beginnings.

For those interested, here are the featured listings, sorted by price:
1. E4498177 — $104,900
2. E4500676 — $104,900
3. E4494754 — $105,000
4. E4506707 — $105,000
5. E4509571 — $105,000
6. E4504034 — $106,000
7. E4506563 — $109,800
8. E4500814 — $109,900
9. E4501961 — $109,900
10. E4503480 — $109,900
11. E4503732 — $109,900
12. E4509589 — $109,900
13. E4509967 — $110,000
14. E4510204 — $110,000
15. E4510594 — $110,000

As always, I remain committed to providing strategic guidance and a thoughtful perspective on Edmonton’s evolving real estate environment.

10/13/2026

One property . Multiple revenue streams . Serious investment potential. 16 residential suits fully occupied . Established daycare, Roof top amenity

10/13/2026

Boosting Home Construction Can Sustain Affordability Gains, Says CMHC
As someone deeply committed to housing economics and community development, I’m watching Canada’s shifting construction landscape with concern. The latest CMHC figures highlight that, to restore housing affordability by 2036, we need to see between 417,000 and 469,000 new homes started each year. Yet, we’re witnessing a slowdown in construction—a trend that could jeopardize the hard-won affordability gains of recent years. It’s encouraging to see rental housing starts rising in our major markets, which is helping to ease shortages for many. However, the decline in ownership housing construction signals potential supply gaps on the horizon—something I see firsthand through my work revitalizing underperforming assets and consulting on housing initiatives. These numbers are more than statistics; they represent real impacts on families, investors, and communities. Maintaining momentum across all housing segments is essential if we’re to achieve sustainable, inclusive growth.

10/12/2026

Immersive tour for 15410 110 Ave NW Edmonton

10/12/2026

You’ll Understand Edmonton Differently Once October Arrives
October in Edmonton is truly something special—a brief, golden window when the River Valley is at its finest. As someone who’s spent decades immersed in our city’s communities, I’m always struck by the sense of urgency that arrives with each changing leaf. Locals flock to pumpkin patches, corn mazes, bustling markets, and Halloween events, making the most of every crisp afternoon. For those considering a lifestyle change, early fall typically sees home prices around $500K, though that varies by neighbourhood and property type. My work in both residential development and community revitalization has shown me just how meaningful these seasonal traditions can be. There’s nothing quite like a walk through the ravines or a quiet moment overlooking the river to remind us why Edmonton’s autumn rituals hold such a special place in our hearts.

August Brings More Affordable Options for Canadian HomebuyersAugust brought a subtle shift in our Canadian real estate l...
10/11/2026

August Brings More Affordable Options for Canadian Homebuyers
August brought a subtle shift in our Canadian real estate landscape, with national home sales edging down 0.7%—the first pause we’ve seen since the spring market. This adjustment comes as inflation concerns and the potential for further rate hikes weigh on buyers and sellers alike. Yet, what’s equally telling is the 3.3% rise in new listings, which has kept the sales-to-listings ratio balanced. Prices have held steady month-over-month, though they’re still 3% below last year’s mark. In my experience managing both commercial portfolios and residential developments, these nuanced changes are often a signal to dig deeper—not only into the numbers, but into the evolving needs of our communities. As someone who approaches property with a lens on both economics and community well-being, I see these market rhythms as opportunities to rethink our strategies and reinforce stability, especially for those navigating housing transitions or revitalization projects.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/tracey-dempster/2071823-August-Brings-More-Affordable-Options-for-Canadian-Homebuyer

10/11/2026

Happy Thanksgiving

Oxford Economics Names Edmonton a 'City to Watch' in 2026 Global Cities IndexOxford Economics recently named Edmonton a ...
10/10/2026

Oxford Economics Names Edmonton a 'City to Watch' in 2026 Global Cities Index
Oxford Economics recently named Edmonton a 'City to Watch' in its 2026 Global Cities Index—a nod to the remarkable momentum building in our city. While Calgary secured the 69th spot and Edmonton landed at 125th globally, what stands out is Edmonton’s recognition as a North American hub on the rise. With a 3% population growth rate, robust economic foundations, and solid governance, Edmonton is drawing global attention. However, this growth brings new challenges: housing affordability concerns and environmental pressures are demanding thoughtful, strategic responses. As someone deeply invested in the intersection of community development and property revitalization, I see these evolving dynamics as both a responsibility and an opportunity. Edmonton’s future will be shaped by how we balance prosperity with sustainability—and that’s a conversation I’m passionate about leading.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/tracey-dempster/2083952-Oxford-Economics-Names-Edmonton-a-%27City-to-Watch%27-in-2026-Gl

Canadian spot named a top 'city to watch' in North AmericaIt's energizing to see Edmonton recognized on the Oxford Econo...
10/09/2026

Canadian spot named a top 'city to watch' in North America
It's energizing to see Edmonton recognized on the Oxford Economic Global Cities Index 2026, ranking 125th and celebrated as a North American 'city to watch.' As someone who has dedicated decades to commercial property management and revitalization, I appreciate the significance of economic diversification and robust growth in GDP, employment, and population. Edmonton is now one of only five North American cities highlighted for its remarkable future potential—a milestone that speaks to the vision and resilience of our community. Strategic investment and thoughtful development are at the heart of sustainable progress. As a proud Métis woman and advocate for vibrant, inclusive neighborhoods, I look forward to seeing how Edmonton continues to shape its future.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/tracey-dempster/2067438-Canadian-spot-named-a-top-%27city-to-watch%27-in-North-America

10/08/2026

Edmonton - Most Expensive Homes of September 2026
Every September, Edmonton's luxury real estate market reveals a fascinating cross-section of exceptional properties—and 2026 is no exception. For those of us immersed in both residential and commercial development, these high-calibre listings offer more than just price tags; they speak to architectural ambition, evolving neighbourhoods, and the economic pulse of our city. This month, the most exclusive homes on the market range from $6,090,945 (Listing E4499600) to $3,300,000 (Listing E4498711), with several listings clustered just under the $5 million mark.

As someone who has spent more than two decades revitalizing assets and championing community-focused growth, I see these listings not simply as luxury opportunities, but as signposts for what’s possible when vision and investment align. Edmonton’s top-tier homes reflect the broader dynamics of our housing economy and the aspirations of those who call this city home. If you’re curious about how these premium properties fit into the fabric of our market—or how strategic investment can unlock value at every level—I’m always eager to share insights from both the residential and commercial side of the equation.

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