This 3 level split has great potential for the handyman who enjoys DIY home-improvement!
With a few updates and a little remodelling you can transform this home – interior and exterior – to suit your style and budget.
This home sits on a 50 x 100 ft. level lot. Features include:
More pics, info & price: https://billbrandsma.com/new-listings/64-glenpatrick-drive-sw/
Call Bill Brandsma Real Estate at 403-606-1765 today. We specialize in Calgary and the surrounding area.
If you like to stay up to date on what’s going on in the Calgary real estate market so that you can make informed decisions, click the link below for an excellent overview of CREB’s 2020 summary of Calgary’s residential monthly statistics.
COVID-19’s impact on Calgary housing market continues
The combined impact of COVID-19 and the situation in the energy sector is causing housing demand to remain slow.
https://www.creb.com/-/media/Public/CREBcom/Housing_Statistics/City_of_Calgary_Report.pdf?la=en
For more information about the current market or for details about the Calgary Real Estate Monthly Statistics, get in touch with Bill Brandsma at 403-606-1765.
Bill Brandsma Real Estate – specializing in Calgary and the surrounding area.
You won’t want to miss this unique 1301 sq ft 5 level split townhouse. It has lots to offer. Features include:
More pics, info & price: https://billbrandsma.com/new-listings/72-crystal-shores-cove-okotoks/
Call Bill Brandsma Real Estate at 403-606-1765 today. We specialize in Calgary and the surrounding area.
“Deemed an essential service across Canada, the real estate industry has continued to operate, though buyers and sellers are transacting very differently, to ensure the safety of everyone involved. …
With government entities and real estate boards prohibiting traditional open houses, agents are leveraging creative methods of showcasing their client’s homes, virtually!”
Discover more: https://blog.remax.ca/re-max-buying-and-selling-a-house-in-the-midst-of-covid-19/
Article courtesy of RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada
With the Victoria Day Weekend approaching, there are still many public health restrictions in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and many businesses and services will be closed.
Unfortunately it won’t be May long weekend cottage life and camping as usual either as all National and Alberta parks are closed to visitors and Parks Canada is recommending to ‘stay home’. If you are planning on heading out, be sure to check your local area rules and regulations beforehand.
Even though our weekend dreams may be dashed, it’s important to remember that these circumstances aren’t forever. There will be many more long weekends ahead to enjoy when safe to do so, and with everyone working together to get through this, hopefully that time isn’t in the too distant future. Let’s do our part and make the best of our uncertain times.
Have a safe and relaxing long weekend.
32047 Range Road #55 Mountain View County – located 10 minutes south of Sundre, just west of the Bergen Store.
This 4 year old single wide mobile home is in immaculate move-in condition.
Features include:
More pics, info & price: https://billbrandsma.com/new-listings/40-acre-gem-with-home/
Parcels of this size don’t often come along. Call Bill Brandsma Real Estate at 403-606-1765 today. We specialize in Calgary and the surrounding area.
If you like to stay up to date on what’s going on in the Calgary real estate market so that you can make informed decisions, click the link below for an excellent overview of CREB’s 2020 summary of Calgary’s residential monthly statistics.
Calgary real estate market feeling impact of COVID-19
The combined impact of COVID-19 and the situation in the energy sector is causing housing demand to fall.
https://www.creb.com/-/media/Public/CREBcom/Housing_Statistics/City_of_Calgary_Report.pdf?la=en
For more information about the current market or for details about the Calgary Real Estate Monthly Statistics, get in touch with Bill Brandsma at 403-606-1765.
Bill Brandsma Real Estate – specializing in Calgary and the surrounding area.
With near daily reminders about the challenges of COVID-19, even though they are well-meaning messages, they can become exhausting. That said, the COVID-19 virus and infected carriers could be anywhere. Better we continue to think ahead about the actions we can take to stay healthy and prevent the spread of this illness, don’t you think?
If we all do our part and continue to follow the experts’ recommendations, our “new normal” has the potential to help us get through this health challenge more quickly. Read COVID-19 Workplace Tips for Employees for the right information about healthy habits to follow.