Just provide your address, name, and contact info through the home valuation form on the site. I'll pull recent comparable sales in your specific St. Albert neighborhood and put together a realistic market analysis — not an inflated number to win the listing. I personally follow up within 24 hours to walk through the numbers and answer any questions. 

As of mid-2026, homes in St. Albert are averaging around 40–48 days on market, up from the very fast pace of 2024–2025 but still a healthy, competitive timeline — well-priced homes are still seeing multiple-offer situations and selling close to asking price (ask-to-sell ratios have been running near 100% most of this year). New construction tends to move a bit slower, averaging closer to 48–79 days depending on the month. Exact timing always depends on your specific home, neighborhood, and price point, which is exactly what a valuation call covers. 

St. Albert's 2026 municipal residential tax rate is 8.39 per $1,000 of assessed value, with the total residential tax bill (including the education levy) up 3.8% overall from 2025. Utility rates rose about 7% in 2026, averaging roughly $11 more per month than the prior year. Actual costs vary by your home's assessed value — I'm happy to walk you through what that looks like for a specific property. 

Commission rates in Alberta are negotiable and aren't something I can quote as a flat number without knowing your property and situation — it's best discussed directly during a consultation, where I'll also walk you through exactly what that commission covers (marketing, staging guidance, negotiation, and full transaction management).

24+ years of experience, a consistent Top 5% ranking in Western Canada, and RE/MAX Hall of Fame and Circle of Legends recognition — but more practically, I'm based right here in St. Albert, not commuting in from another part of the city. That means closer tracking of neighborhood-level pricing shifts and a personal, no-pressure approach from your first call through closing.