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        <title>Winter Home Buying in Canada</title>
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Winter Home Buying in Canada: Your Guide to Off-Season Opportunities


While many house hunters hibernate during the winter months, savvy buyers know that the cold season can offer unique advantages in the real estate market. As experienced MaxWell agents have observed, winter house hunting often leads to excellent opportunities for prepared buyers.





Why Consider Winter Home Buying?


The winter real estate market typically features less competition from other buyers, more motivated sellers, and the chance to see how properties perform in challenging weather conditions. These factors can create favorable conditions for buyers who are ready to act.


Key Benefits of Winter House Hunting


See the True Property Performance


Winter viewing allows you to evaluate crucial factors like:




Heating system efficiency during cold weather


Insulation and draft prevention


Winter drainage and snow removal systems


Natural light levels during shorter days




Better Negotiation Opportunities


Winter sellers often have compelling reasons for listing during the off-season, which can lead to:




More room for price negotiations


Greater flexibility in terms


Faster response times to offers




Essential Winter House Hunting Tips


Preparation Matters


Before starting your winter home search:




Secure mortgage pre-approval


Plan viewings during daylight hours


Work with an experienced agent who knows local winter market patterns




What to Watch For


During winter viewings, examine:




Signs of drafts or cold spots


Roof condition, especially regarding ice formation


Evidence of winter-specific leaks


Winter maintenance requirements




Making Your Winter Purchase Successful


Your MaxWell agent will help you navigate winter-specific considerations, from property evaluation to closing timing. Remember that winter buying requires a slightly different approach, but the potential benefits can make it worthwhile for prepared buyers.


Ready to explore winter buying opportunities? Contact your local MaxWell agent to discuss how we can help you find your ideal home during the winter season.


Where Real Estate Happens™ – even in the depths of winter.
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        <title>JUST LISTED 1108 Veterans Ave, Crossfield</title>
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JUST LISTED









1108 Veterans Ave, Crossfield









https://www.peshketeam.com/.../a2182883-1108-veterans.../









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$742,000 MLS A2182883









Fully Developed Walkout Home


Main Floor Office, Suited Walkout Basement


4 Bedrooms


3.5 Full Baths


Heated Triple Attached Garage









Call/message us for more details: 403-681-0319









Discover this stunning, fully developed 2-storey home with a walkout basement (illegal suite) that perfectly blends style &amp; functionality. Situated in a desirable community with easy access to parks, schools, pathways, &amp; the QE2, this home offers something for everyone. The main floor features an open-concept design with a large, tiled front entry &amp; a convenient office tucked just off the entrance. The garage entry offers ample space for a bench, while a discreetly located 1/2 bath completes the layout. The kitchen has full height cabinets, a large island, plenty of prep space, pantry, stainless steel appliances including the built in oven a &amp; microwave &amp; leads into the family room with built-ins a gas fireplace. A spacious nook off the kitchen provides access to the deck that has a gas line, ideal for outdoor dining or relaxing. Upstairs, you’ll find 3 spacious bedrooms, including a luxurious primary suite with a walk-in closet &amp; a full ensuite featuring dual sinks, a soaker tub, &amp; a walk-in shower. A large bonus room &amp; upstairs 1st laundry add to the convenience. The walkout basement is fully developed &amp; includes an (illegal) suite, perfect for extended family. The area includes a family room with a gas fireplace, a dining area, a well-appointed kitchen with plenty of cabinets &amp; pull-out drawers, a spacious bedroom with dual closets, a full 3-piece bathroom, a second laundry plus extra storage. The backyard is fully fenced &amp; features a shed, plenty of play space, &amp; a concrete patio with a covered area under the deck, offering year-round enjoyment. A triple., heated attached garage completes the package. This home truly has it all—don’t miss your chance to make it yours




























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    <pubDate>Fri, 13 Dec 2024 11:21:00 -0700</pubDate>
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Why We All Need A Website


MaxWell Realty Website Support | December 13, 2024


 





In a world where more than 90 of people are online, a website is no longer optional—it’s essential for long-term success and visibility in the digital marketplace. Here’s why investing in a website can make a significant impact.


Firstly, a website enhances credibility. Consumers tend to trust businesses with a strong online presence, and a well-designed site serves as a central place for visitors to learn about your brand. Studies show that customers expect businesses to be online, and not having a website can make your brand seem less legitimate compared to competitors who are online.


Additionally, a website increases your visibility and accessibility. Unlike a physical store with limited hours, a website is available 24/7, allowing potential clients or customers to access information about your products and services anytime. This constant availability is key to building customer relationships and encouraging repeat visits.


Websites also offer a unique platform for marketing and growth. A website can feature search engine optimization (SEO), enabling your brand to appear in search results and reach a broader audience. This helps generate organic traffic without ongoing marketing costs, which is particularly useful for small businesses with limited budgets. You can also integrate your website with social media platforms to broaden your reach.


Lastly, having a website lets you display testimonials and reviews, which can build trust and positively influence new and potential leads. It can also serve as a portfolio, showcasing your best work, making it easier for potential clients to see the value you offer.


In today’s digital age, an effective, modern website is crucial for attracting clients and enhancing customer experience. At MaxWell Realty, we leverage state-of-the-art technology through Real Estate Webmasters, delivering an advanced web experience with a world-class CRM backend. This system doesn’t just make property listings more accessible and engaging but also empowers agents to streamline client management and track interactions for a personalized approach. Designed with user-friendly interfaces and optimized for performance, websites offered by MaxWell Realty ensure clients get to enjoy a seamless experience whether they’re browsing properties or connecting with agents. MaxWell Realty’s web solutions provide clients and agents with tools that drive conversions and create memorable online interactions, positioning our brand at the forefront of the real estate market.
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        <author>Paul@PaulLamba.com (Paul Lamba)</author>
        <title>Winter Activities to Brighten Your January</title>
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As the holiday decorations come down and the festive buzz fades, January can sometimes feel a little gray. But there’s no need to let the winter blues set in The start of the year is a perfect time to embrace the beauty of the season and make the most of the snowy landscapes. Here are some fun and refreshing winter activities to brighten your January and keep your spirits high.


Explore Winter Trails





Bundle up, lace up your boots or snowshoes, and hit the trails Many parks and nature reserves offer groomed paths for walking, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing. Whether you’re trekking through a forest or alongside a frozen river, the crisp air and serene scenery are sure to rejuvenate you.


Go Skating Under the Stars





Outdoor skating rinks are a hallmark of winter fun. Glide across the ice at local favorites like Ottawa’s Rideau Canal or Edmonton’s Ice District. Many rinks offer nighttime skating with twinkling lights, creating a magical atmosphere perfect for family outings or a cozy date night.


Have a Winter Bonfire





There’s nothing quite like gathering around a crackling fire on a chilly day. Set up a bonfire in a safe outdoor area, roast marshmallows, sip hot cocoa, and enjoy the warmth and glow of the flames while bundled in cozy blankets.


Discover Local Winter Festivals





Many cities and towns host winter festivals in January, featuring everything from ice sculptures and light displays to food trucks and live entertainment. Check out Byzantine Winter Festival, Silver Skate Festival and Flying Canoe Volant 


Take a Sleigh Ride





Step into a winter wonderland with a horse-drawn sleigh ride through snowy fields or forests. It’s a charming activity that feels straight out of a storybook and is sure to create lasting memories.


Build a Snow Fort or Try Snow Art





Embrace your inner child with some creative snow play Build a snow fort, craft a family of snowmen, or get artistic by creating colorful snow art using spray bottles filled with water and food coloring.


Stargazing on Clear Winter Nights





Winter skies often provide crisp, clear views of the stars. Bundle up and head to a spot away from city lights to admire constellations, planets, or even the Northern Lights if you’re lucky.


Embrace the Winter Season


January doesn’t have to feel dreary—with so many unique and exciting activities, it’s a chance to discover new ways to enjoy the colder months. Whether you’re adventuring outdoors or finding comfort in indoor fun, there’s something magical about embracing the heart of winter.


What’s your favorite way to enjoy January? Share your ideas and inspirations in the comments below ✨
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The Best FREE Christmas Light Displays in Edmonton


As the holiday season approaches and the magic of Christmas lights begins to illuminate the city, there’s no better time to explore the festive beauty of Edmonton. To help you make the most of this enchanting time of year, we’ve created a comprehensive guide to the best Christmas light displays in and around the Edmonton area. Whether you’re planning a family outing or looking for a festive evening with friends, these glowing attractions are sure to fill your season with joy and wonder.


Here are the best places to see Free Christmas Lights Displays in Edmonton 


Christmas at Bob’s Located at: 7421 108 Street


 Yes Christmas at Bob’s is back for 2023 and we’re more excited than ever. Though this may not be the most ‘lit up’ house in the city, it’s a holiday staple. A classic - a must drive by and pop out for a look around at least once during the holiday season here in Edmonton.


Carducci Christmas Show Located at: 17616 78 Street


  The Carducci Christmas Show is a full-sensory, lights coordinated to holiday music that’ll make you want to dance from your car, like the lights on the house. Don’t forget your donation to Edmonton food bank when you come to discover this bumping wonderland.


Maise’s Christmas House  Located at: 144 Avenue and 97 Street


 The magic here is in the sheer volume of Christmas decorations collected for this masterpiece of a home. There are Christmas lights, yes - but here, you’ll marvel in the decorations that are so lovingly placed, year after year, on every square inch of the outdoor area of this home.


moonGarden at Churchill Square and City Hall Skating Rink  Located at: Churchill Square


 moonGarden may not look like a traditional Christmas light-up, but it’s still just as magical These inflated balls that have colors, projections, and even sounds are scattered around Churchill Square for the month of December and are pretty magical, if you ask us. We’re a big fan, and suggest that you visit at night at least once


Wilbert McIntyre Park  Located at: 8331 104 St NW


 This smaller park is lit up through the holidays after the light up celebration in November, and it turns into a pretty magical place. Though small, it’s magical, and worth a visit if you’re in the area, or searching for a Hallmark feel park, with the gazebo and twinkling lights.


124th Street Lights  Located at: 124 Street


  Walk down the avenue, find a magical park lit with Christmas lights. Grab a cup of hot cocoa and walk down the avenue with it in hand. Look for poetry on the sidewalks, before there is snow, and find magical Christmas lights.


Windermere Tunnel of Light Located at: Currents of Windermere, 6004 Currents Dr NW


 If you want the light up tunnel experience, without the light up tunnel costs, this is a must-stop while you’re shopping in Windermere. Lit up after dark, the small plaza is an adorable holiday light photo destination.


As the holidays draw near and the nights grow brighter with festive lights, we hope this guide inspires you to explore and celebrate the magic of the season. Whether you’re enjoying a cozy evening drive, taking in the sights on foot, or sharing the experience with loved ones, Edmonton’s Christmas light displays are a perfect way to create lasting holiday memories.


Have a favorite spot we missed? Share your recommendations in the comments and spread the holiday cheer Wishing you a joyful and bright holiday season ????????????✨
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The excitement of tearing open presents on Christmas morning is a special part of the holiday season.


But what comes next?


Christmas Day is filled with opportunities to create magical memories beyond the gifts. Here are some ideas to keep the festive spirit alive and make the rest of the day truly special.


1. Enjoy a Festive Breakfast or Brunch





Start your day with a delicious holiday meal. Whether it’s cinnamon rolls fresh from the oven, pancakes shaped like snowmen, or a cozy hot chocolate bar, breakfast can be just as joyful as opening presents. Make it a family affair by cooking together or setting up a buffet-style spread.


2. Take a Winter Walk or Sleigh Ride





Bundle up and head outdoors to enjoy the beauty of a winter wonderland. A family walk through a snowy park, a hike in nature, or a horse-drawn sleigh ride can add a magical touch to your day. Don’t forget to capture the moment with photos


3. Host a Christmas Movie Marathon





Settle in for a cozy afternoon with classic Christmas movies. From Home Alone to The Polar Express, there’s something for everyone. Bring out the blankets, popcorn, and leftover holiday treats for the ultimate movie experience.


4. Play Board Games or Puzzles Together





Unwind with a little friendly competition by playing board games, card games, or tackling a holiday-themed puzzle as a family. It’s a great way to laugh, bond, and enjoy quality time together.


5. Share Gratitude and Memories





Christmas is the perfect time to reflect on the year and express gratitude. Gather around and share favorite moments, write thank-you notes for gifts, or create a scrapbook page to remember the day.


6. Visit a Local Attraction or Outdoor Rink





Check if local attractions like zoos, botanical gardens, or outdoor skating rinks are open on Christmas Day. Many places offer special holiday activities that make for a memorable outing.


7. Spread Holiday Cheer





The spirit of Christmas is all about giving. Volunteer at a local shelter, visit a neighbor, or make care packages for those in need. Acts of kindness can make the holiday even more meaningful.


8. Have a Family Bake-Off





Turn your kitchen into a festive baking wonderland. Whether you’re decorating cookies, baking pies, or crafting gingerbread houses, this activity is perfect for all ages and adds a sweet ending to the day.


9. Take Time to Relax





After the excitement of the morning, take some time to unwind. Read a new book, enjoy a warm bubble bath, or simply sit by the fire with a cup of tea or mulled wine.


10. End the Day with a Christmas Lights Tour





Pile into the car, grab some cozy blankets, and drive around the neighborhood to admire the holiday lights. It’s a magical way to wind down and enjoy the sparkle of the season.


Christmas Day is about more than just gifts—it’s about making memories with loved ones and embracing the joy of the season. Whether you’re enjoying the comfort of home or exploring wintery adventures, these ideas will help make the day unforgettable.


What’s your favorite Christmas Day tradition? Share your ideas in the comments below


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Selling your home in the winter season has some advantages and can also offer unique opportunities and benefits for both, the buyers and the sellers.


LESS COMPETITION


Since fewer homes are typically listed for sale in the winter, your home may stand out more and attract more potential buyers.





SERIOUS BUYERS


People looking to buy a home during the winter season are often more serious and motivated, which can lead to quicker and smoother transactions.






FASTER CLOSING


Lenders, home inspectors, and other professionals involved in the home selling process may have more availability and shorter wait times during the winter months, leading to a faster closing.


Give us a call if you are planning to sell your home this winter season. We are happy to help. 250-341-6044

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    <pubDate>Thu, 12 Dec 2024 12:40:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <title>Bank of Canada's Rate Cut: What it Means for Your Real Estate Decisions</title>
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Bank of Canada's Rate Cut: What it Means for Your Real Estate Decisions


In a significant move that impacts Canada's real estate landscape, the Bank of Canada has reduced its overnight rate by 50 basis points to 3.25. As your trusted real estate advisors, MaxWell Realty is here to help you understand what this means for your property decisions.





Understanding Today's Market Shift


This substantial rate cut reflects the Bank's response to current economic conditions, with inflation holding steady around 2 since summer. For real estate decisions, timing and understanding become crucial. The change signals a potential shift in market dynamics that could affect both buyers and sellers in different ways.


Impact on Home Buyers


The rate reduction creates immediate opportunities for potential buyers. With borrowing costs decreasing, your purchasing power may have increased. As one of our experienced Edmonton agents notes, &quot;This rate cut could translate to meaningful monthly savings on mortgage payments, potentially opening up new possibilities in your home search.&quot;


However, this decision requires careful consideration of your overall financial picture. While lower rates are attractive, understanding local market conditions remains crucial for making informed decisions.


What This Means for Sellers


For current homeowners and potential sellers, this rate change could stimulate market activity. Buyers who have been waiting on the sidelines might now enter the market, potentially creating more opportunities for sellers. However, local market conditions will significantly influence how this plays out in your specific area.


Looking Forward


With the next rate decision scheduled for January 29, 2025, we're entering a period where professional guidance becomes even more valuable. The Bank has indicated they will evaluate the need for further reductions on a case-by-case basis, suggesting we might see more changes ahead.


Making Informed Decisions


At MaxWell Realty, we understand that navigating these changes requires expert guidance. Whether you're considering buying or selling, understanding how these rate changes impact your specific situation is crucial. Our agents combine deep market knowledge with personalized guidance to help you make informed decisions in this changing environment.


As Canada's trusted real estate experts, we're here to help you understand what these changes mean for your specific situation. Connect with a MaxWell agent today to discuss how these interest rate changes might affect your real estate plans. Because at MaxWell, we're Where Real Estate Happens™, especially during times of market change.
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        <title>SOLD 1036 Motherwell Rd, Calgary</title>
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Congratulations to our sellers on the successful sale of their home


Not only did it sell quickly, but we also achieved over the asking price - proof that preparation, strategy &amp; teamwork truly pay off


Thank you for trusting us with such an important step in your journey. Wishing you all the best as you move forward to your next adventure

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* Article courtesy from The Bank Of Canada


The Bank of Canada today reduced its target for the overnight rate to 3¼, with the Bank Rate at 3½ and the deposit rate at 3¼. The Bank is continuing its policy of balance sheet normalization.


The global economy is evolving largely as expected in the Bank’s October Monetary Policy Report (MPR). In the United States, the economy continues to show broad-based strength, with robust consumption and a solid labour market. US inflation has been holding steady, with some price pressures persisting. In the euro area, recent indicators point to weaker growth. In China, recent policy actions combined with strong exports are supporting growth, but household spending remains subdued. Global financial conditions have eased and the Canadian dollar has depreciated in the face of broad-based strength in the US dollar.


In Canada, the economy grew by 1 in the third quarter, somewhat below the Bank’s October projection, and the fourth quarter also looks weaker than projected. Third-quarter GDP growth was pulled down by business investment, inventories and exports. In contrast, consumer spending and housing activity both picked up, suggesting lower interest rates are beginning to boost household spending. Historical revisions to the National Accounts have increased the level of GDP over the past three years, largely reflecting higher investment and consumption. The unemployment rate rose to 6.8 in November as employment continued to grow more slowly than the labour force. Wage growth showed some signs of easing, but remains elevated relative to productivity.


A number of policy measures have been announced that will affect the outlook for near-term growth and inflation in Canada. Reductions in targeted immigration levels suggest GDP growth next year will be below the Bank’s October forecast. The effects on inflation will likely be more muted, given that lower immigration dampens both demand and supply. Other federal and provincial policies—including a temporary suspension of the GST on some consumer products, one-time payments to individuals, and changes to mortgage rules—will affect the dynamics of demand and inflation. The Bank will look through effects that are temporary and focus on underlying trends to guide its policy decisions.


In addition, the possibility the incoming US administration will impose new tariffs on Canadian exports to the United States has increased uncertainty and clouded the economic outlook.


CPI inflation has been about 2 since the summer, and is expected to average close to the 2 target over the next couple of years. Since October, the upward pressure on inflation from shelter and the downward pressure from goods prices have both moderated as expected. Looking ahead, the GST holiday will temporarily lower inflation but that will be unwound once the GST break ends. Measures of core inflation will help us assess the trend in CPI inflation.


With inflation around 2, the economy in excess supply, and recent indicators tilted towards softer growth than projected, Governing Council decided to reduce the policy rate by a further 50 basis points to support growth and keep inflation close to the middle of the 1-3 target range. Governing Council has reduced the policy rate substantially since June. Going forward, we will be evaluating the need for further reductions in the policy rate one decision at a time. Our decisions will be guided by incoming information and our assessment of the implications for the inflation outlook. The Bank is committed to maintaining price stability for Canadians by keeping inflation close to the 2 target.


Information note


The next scheduled date for announcing the overnight rate target is January 29, 2025. The Bank will publish its next full outlook for the economy and inflation, including risks to the projection, in the MPR at the same time.
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