Invest In Edmonton

Canada’s Construction Industry
1. Canada’s construction industry is still growing despite economic uncertainty.
2. Labour shortages persist; Canada has over 93,000 open construction jobs.
3. Employers are offering around 3% salary increases in construction this year.
4. Top performers are receiving larger increases in the industry.
5. About 20% of the construction workforce could retire within the next decade.
6. Edmonton and Calgary remain cost-advantaged markets.
7. Labour shortages are pushing wages higher for electricians, plumbers, etc
8. Investments in housing, transit, and healthcare keep the industry active.
9. Many projects are underway, is struggling to find enough workers.
10. For skilled workers, investors, and homebuyers, the opportunities are huge!
For the Edmonton real estate market, contact me at (780) 709-2703

Would You Skip Your Wedding for a Down Payment? (Royal LePage survey)
1. Most Canadians now value homeownership more than a luxury wedding.
2. A house is seen as a long-term investment, while a wedding lasts only one day.
3. 82% said they would reduce or even skip a wedding for a home down payment.
4. 8 out of 10 would prefer cash for a home down payment instead of wedding gifts.
5. Housing affordability is reshaping life priorities across Canada (young couples).
6. 83% of Canadians ranked buying a home as the biggest financial milestone in life.
7. In provinces like British Columbia and Ontario, couples are most likely to cut wedding costs.
8. Family financial support is becoming increasingly important for first-time buyers.
9. Younger Canadians are delaying vacations, cars, and even weddings to afford homes.
10. Despite challenges, Canadians still strongly believe homeownership is worth it.
For the Edmonton market, contact me at 7807092703
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First-Time Buyers & Investors need to know
1. Government plans sound promising, but real results will take time. (RBC)
2. Many Canadians still struggle with high prices and monthly payments.
3. Even with possible future rate cuts, affordability pressures persist.
4. The country still needs more homes to match population growth.
5. RBC says ex*****on and action matter more than announcements.
6. Labour shortages, permitting delays, and high building costs
7. Opportunities exist, but buyers should stay financially prepared.
8. Affordable cities like Edmonton continue to attract attention.
9. More inventory gives buyers more negotiating power than before.
Affordability and long-term opportunity, especially in value markets like Edmonton.
For the Edmonton market, contact me at 7807092703
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