Archive for January, 2019

Carl Stepp Sylvan Lake Realtor offers 4403 RYDERS RIDGE BOULEVARD in Sylvan Lake IS NOW $474,900

Monday, January 28th, 2019

4 BEDS, 4 BATHS, BACKS A LARGE GREEN SPACE – FULLY FINISHED AND IMMACULATELY KEPT. CROSS EVERYTHING OFF YOUR LIST, BECAUSE THIS ONE IS THE ONE YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR @4403 RYDERS RIDGE BOULEVARD, CALL CARL STEPP 403 358 9300 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE CARLSTEPP.CA FOR MORE INFORMATION. CARL STEPP CAN SHOW YOU ALL PROPERTIES FOR SALE BY ALL COMPANIES. BUYING OR SELLING YOUR HOME? CALL TOP REALTOR, CARL STEPP AT RE/MAX REAL ESTATE CENTRAL ALBERTA.

PRICE REDUCTION

PRICE REDUCTION AT 91 WILKINSON CIRCLE, SYLVAN LAKE

Monday, January 21st, 2019
PRICE REDUCTION! at 91 Wilkinson Circle, Sylvan Lake, AB. If you are a buyer, you should take advantage of this market – call me and we can discuss your future address. #carlstepp #toprealtor #knowthemarket

Market update from Carl Stepp Realtor Remax real estate central alberta

Friday, January 4th, 2019

It’s human nature to want to start the new year off full of hope and optimism and we believe 2019 certainly has the potential to be better than 2018 in many ways.  Alberta’s economy has been struggling since January 2015 when oil prices crashed, finally recovered, and then crashed again because of the crippling price differential we experienced this past year.

What can change in 2019?  No one can argue that Alberta’s economy is energy based and any energy-related improvements are good for our economy.  The Line 9 pipeline to the U.S. should be completed.  The Trans Mountain pipeline could be approved.  And, there will be provincial and federal elections that could have an impact on a number of energy projects.  Any of these events will have a positive impact on our economy and more importantly on consumer confidence which is the precursor to a better economy.

Finally, the punishing mortgage rules inflicted on all of Canada as a solution for heated housing markets in Toronto and Vancouver have piled on top of the energy crisis to create a perfect storm for our housing market.  Alberta homebuyers have lost tens of thousands of dollars of borrowing power as a result.  The federal government could easily create regional policies that apply only to the markets that need them.  A move like that would immediately have a positive impact on our housing market.  Here’s hoping!  www.carlstepp.ca

 

Here is what is happening in the homes for sale in central Alberta