CREB^® REALTOR^® Community Foundation kicks off 2022 with winter 50/50 raffle

The average Calgary homeowner will see an increase in the assessed value of their property this year.

Calgary is constantly growing – both upwards and outwards – so it’s no surprise there are several new communities in the works across the city as we enter the new year.

Year of Construction: 1896

Address: 102 17th Ave. S.W.

Community: Beltline

Architectural Style: Queen Anne Revival

Thanks to exceptionally high sales in December, 2021 was a record year for home sales. Calgary sales reached 27,686 units this year, nearly 72 per cent higher than last year and over 44 per cent higher than the 10-year average.

With darkness setting in early and COVID-19 still putting many parents in the difficult position of trying to occupy their children in safe ways – often outdoors – the local rink has served as oasis of activity on many cold, dark nights.

Kailen Pocsai was the recipient of CREB^®’s 75th Anniversary Undergraduate Award in 2020, helping him to continue pursuing his passion for real estate and finish his degree a year early.

The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) recently spoke with CREB^® REALTOR^® Community Foundation Chair Murray Scotton for an article in CREA's REALTORS Care^® series, which highlights the generosity and inspiring stories of REALTORS^® across Canada.

As Clark Griswold’s experience in “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” illustrates, installing Christmas lights can be fraught with danger without the right precautions.

Calgarians will be hit with a property tax increase of nearly four per cent next year, after city council approved the final adjustments to its 2022 budget.

Driven by growth in demand for all property types, there were 2,110 sales in November, just shy of the record for the month set in 2005.