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Interesting times for Canada’s economy: we’re seeing a real shift as the country looks to strengthen ties with Europe and lessen its dependence on the U.S. This isn’t just about buying and selling goods—energy, AI, critical minerals, and big infrastructure projects are all on the table for new investment and collaboration. For Canadian businesses and investors, this wider network could mean fresh opportunities and redirected capital, impacting everything from local developments to major projects. As someone who helps Calgary families navigate both city and rural real estate, I’m always watching for how these big-picture changes might shape our local market and open new doors for homeowners and buyers. Where Canada builds its next partnerships could be just as important for our future as what happens with our neighbours to the south.

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Wearing orange shirts on this day symbolizes respect for survivors and raises awareness about residential schools.
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Curious about what the top end of the Airdrie market looks like this August? Here’s a look at the most expensive homes currently available: Listing A2309291 leads the way at $3,800,000, followed by Listing A2308512 at $2,990,000, and Listing A2321130 at $2,390,000. There’s quite a range, with homes like Listing A2331981 at $2,149,000 and several clustered around the $1.75M mark.

Having spent years helping Calgary families—from first-time buyers to those looking for something truly exceptional—I know how important it is to match people with the homes that fit their dreams. Whether it’s a luxury listing or a cozy starter, my goal is always to help you find the place you want to wake up in tomorrow.

If you’re buying or selling a home in Alberta, understanding how new home warranty works is key—especially since it’s something I navigate for families every day here in Calgary. For any home built since February 1, 2014, warranty coverage isn’t just a formality: it’s a legal requirement before listing or selling. That coverage actually stays with the property after resale, beginning the moment you take occupancy, receive permission to occupy, or the title changes hands—whichever comes first.

There are currently seven warranty providers in Alberta. Municipalities must check that your builder is licensed and the home is covered, or that you have proper owner-builder authorization, before they’ll issue permits. And since December 1, 2017, all new-home builders must have active, valid licences.

Before you make any move—whether you’re looking for your next home or preparing to sell—you can (and should) search the property registry for warranty details on both the home and the builder. This is a step I make sure to guide my clients through, so you know exactly what you’re buying or selling. It’s all about giving you peace of mind on your next move.

I’ve been watching the Calgary housing market with a matchmaker’s eye for years, and the outlook for 2027 continues to reflect that signature resilience our city is known for. MLS sales are forecast at 26,000—not quite reaching the highs of 2025, but still an improvement over what’s expected in 2026. For buyers and sellers alike, average prices are projected to hover around $645,000. That stability comes thanks to steady new construction and more homes on the market, which helps balance out the ongoing population growth driving demand. On the rental side, vacancy rates are set to reach 5.8% as a wave of new rental options gives tenants more choices across Calgary. And with housing starts forecast at about 21,000 units, Calgary remains one of Canada’s most active cities for new builds. Whether you’re looking for your first home, making a change, or searching for that perfect fit, it’s an exciting time to be part of this community.

If you’ve been searching for an affordable way to call Airdrie home, this month’s list might be just what you need. I’ve pulled together the most affordable homes available in Airdrie for August 2026, with prices starting as low as $155,000. Here are a few standouts: Listing A2337649 — $155,000, Listing A2317717 — $174,900, and Listing A2332393 — $180,000, along with a dozen others ranging up to $225,000.

As someone who’s spent years helping families find the right fit—whether that’s a first condo, a new family space, or a place to downsize—my focus is always on matching people with homes they’ll truly love waking up in. If you’re curious about any of these listings or want to talk through your options, I’m always happy to chat and share what I know about making a move in Airdrie feel easy and rewarding.