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ATB Economics | March 19, 2021 |
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Alberta has lost residents to other parts of Canada for the third quarter in a row. Almost 1,300 more people moved out of Alberta for other provinces or territories in the fourth quarter of 2020 than moved in. |
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ATB Economics | March 10, 2021 |
Policy Interest Rate Stays Put: Bank of Canada |
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The Bank of Canada announced* this morning it is keeping its trendsetting policy interest at 0.25 per cent. |
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Where do buyers form the most lasting impression of a home for sale that they visit? On the main floor!
When buyers view a property, they often spend a lot of time on the main floor, thinking and imagining. They visualize cooking in the kitchen, having family dinners in the dining room, and entertaining guests in the living room. They even mentally calculate how their furniture will fit!
So, making the main floor look great to buyers is crucial when selling your property. How do you do that?
An effective technique is to walk your main floor the way a buyer would. Start at your front entrance. Stand there for a moment and look around. Get a sense of the impression a buyer is likely to get from that perspective.
Next, walk to the kitchen…
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You never get a second chance to make a first impression. Your front walkway is one of the first sections of real estate a buyer will set foot on when coming to see your home. So, it makes sense to make that pathway to your front door as appealing as possible.
The obvious way is to make it as clean and clear as you can. Ensure there are no obstacles in the way, such as overhanging branches, kid's toys, or potted plants. What you want is a clear, unobstructed and pleasant walk to your main entranceway.
If your walkway needs deeper cleaning, consider a power-wash. There are special detergents available that are designed specifically for stone, asphalt or cement walkways and other outdoor surfaces.
A deep cleaning isn't a…
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ATB Economics | February 26, 2021 |
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Retailers were hoping for a strong December to help make up for losses earlier in the year due to the pandemic and Alberta consumers obliged. |
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ATB Economics | February 18, 2021 |
Oil production in Alberta getting back on track |
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When billions of dollars and thousands of jobs are on the line, “it could’ve been worse” is not what you want to hear. But when it comes to Alberta’s total oil production in 2020, it could’ve been worse. |
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