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Infill homes are new builds on lots in established neighbourhoods, often where an older bungalow once stood. Think skinny homes, side by side duplexes, row houses and small multi unit buildings in mature areas close to schools, shopping and transit.  Few real estate topics have changed as often as infill rules in Edmonton. Over the past two years the rules have opened up, been trimmed back, and are now being reversed again by the province. If you own an infill, own a lot that could become one, or want to buy one, all this back and forth can feel confusing. This is exactly where an experienced local realtor earns their keep.

Thinking about selling your St. Albert home yourself? You are not alone. Plenty of homeowners in Erin Ridge, Lacombe Park, Oakmont and beyond look at a For Sale By Owner (FSBO) sign and see one thing: savings. Selling privately can work. But it takes more time, more knowledge and more risk than most sellers expect. In this post, we walk through what selling on your own really involves, why even a one time realtor consultation can protect your bottom line, and when handing the keys to a local professional makes the most sense. 

Stay ahead in the 2025 St. Albert real estate market. Explore home prices, listings, and expert tips for buyers and sellers from trusted REALTOR® Sam Elias.

In the realm of Edmonton real estate, buyers are presented with an abundance of choices like never before. Featuring a blend of established neighborhoods, vibrant infill areas, and expanding suburban communities, Edmonton caters to a variety of lifestyles and budgets. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, a family seeking more space, or an investor on the lookout, knowing where to focus your search can significantly impact your journey. As a seasoned Edmonton REALTOR®, I’ve pinpointed some of the top neighborhoods to explore when considering Edmonton homes for sale in 2025..

It's all about location, specifically when it comes to buying a home. If you enjoy a smaller city with welcoming neighbours and a community that supports each other, then St. Albert is the right place for you. Due to its world-renowned neighbourhoods, highest-of-the-line education, and small-city living, no wonder buyers are rushing to purchase St. Albert real estate. Whether a new purchase, expanding household, or a keen party who yearns to tap into a regional market, your direction here provides insight into buying real estate within St. Albert and obtaining a sufficient residence to suit your needs. 

Multi-generational living is becoming a popular trend for Edmonton, St. Albert, and surrounding suburb families over the past few years. With housing prices still increasing and family dynamics changing, homeowners are looking for homes that can provide sufficient space for multiple generations of families to live in one household. In this blog, we talk about the benefits of multi-generational living, why multi-generational living is becoming so popular in the suburbs, and how the trends are affecting the real estate market in Alberta.

Looking for a new home in St. Albert or Edmonton? Whether you are a first-time buyer, investor, or are looking into estate sales, the Alberta real estate market has something for everyone in 2025. With new listings hitting the market every week and demand still strong, keeping up with the latest trends before you make your choice is a necessity. In this blog, we will be discussing the latest on Edmonton new homes, estate sales in Edmonton, new listings, and news in the St. Albert homes market. 

As we head into May 2025, St. Albert's real estate market continues to be extremely active, with rising property values, fast sales, and continued buyer interest. If you're looking to buy, sell, or invest, you want to be aware of the prevailing market trends.