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137 Wapiti Close #25
Feature Listing
Mountain Retreat!
Welcome home to Golden Eagle Estates, a luxurious townhouse development located in Canmore's desirable and sunny benchlands. This townhome offers plenty of rich natural light, soft color choices and a spacious layout. The main entrance offers convenient garage access. The main floor is open concept with a south-west facing living room and impressive sunny balcony. The dining room and kitchen offer plenty of space for entertaining and preparation including a BBQ deck. There is a powder room for visitors and both kitchen and all bathrooms have full granite installed. There are 2 bedrooms upstairs, master has a private balcony with specatacular views. The master has full private 3 piece ensuite and the 2nd bedroom has ensuite access to the 2nd 4 piece bathroom. The lower level has a bedroom/den/walkout with a full 4-piece bathroom and separate laundry room. There is a sunny south facing patio with hot tub rough in. The 2 main level decks are gas equiped for BBQ and/or heat lamps.
ASKING $625,000
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| HOUSING MARKET ALIVE AND KICKING FOR THE CITY |
By Murray Crawford
National and local housing markets still continue to stabilize
The resale housing market is stabilizing in the Border City and across Canada.
According to statistics released by the Canadian Real Estate Association, national resale housing activity inched three per cent higher for the second consecutive month in September 2010, with sales reaching the highest level since last May. Two-thirds of local markets posted monthly increases in seasonally adjusted activity, led by Winnipeg, Calgary and Montreal.
"Supply and demand are rebalancing, and that's keeping prices steady in many markets," said Georges Pahud, CREA's president. "Local and national housing market conditions often differ, so home buyers and sellers should consult their realtor to understand how sales, inventory and pricing trends are shaping up in their market.
Harpreet Saini, president of the Realtors Association of Lloydminster and District, said local housing activity has been stabilizing since the beginning of the year, with the average selling price in Alberta between $250,000 and $350,000 and in Saskatchewan between $250,000 and $300,000.
"Market conditions right now are wonderful," she said. "It's good. It's stable. It's a buyers market and of course they have a selection, which is good. I'd rather them get a chance to choose than go ahead and pick one and they are still not happy with it."
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| HOW MUCH HOUSE CAN YOU AFFORD? |
By Rob Carrick - Globe and Mail
It costs $360,000 on average to buy a home in Canada, which means an immense mortgage is all but inevitable for buyers. How much of a mortgage can you handle, and what steps can you take to make sure you don't take on too much?
Personal finance columnist Rob Carrick took your questions in a live discussion. Click through and scroll downt to see the whole session.
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