Leduc- Greater Edmonton's Family-Friendly Community
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We started this channel to focus on one of Edmonton's suburb communities that we feel has the most to offer young, growing families. Leduc has so much to offer in terms of affordable housing, a robust local economy, mass in-migration from other Canadian Provinces, and all the amenities you would ever need, plus, it's is only a few minutes away from Alberta's Capital City! We want to help you understand our local real estate market, and shine a light on this amazing community, and the people and businesses in it.
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Leduc is poised to be (and already is) one of the best investment cities in Alberta. For reference, home prices are still lower than in Edmonton (which is already affordable). but rental prices are really no different in Leduc compared to Edmonton.
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In Leduc? There are no half-acre lots for sale currently. A typical lot in a newer neighbourhood will cost anywhere between $130,000-$250,000 depending on a number of factors including size, location, pocket size, and community.
They're fairly comparable. Quick example: a 2600 square foot 2-story home in Leduc in a newer neighborhood would be approximately $5,500/year. A similar home in a comparable neighborhood in Edmonton would be close to $6,000
I’ve been watching a lot of videos, but hadnt considered the fixed interest rate part. I’ll keep my eye out next year when peoples rates have to be renewed and if a flood of houses comes into the market.
stumbled into this while looking at biking stuff in Leduc area. only issue here is that there is nothing to do for the kids and such, its a younger community but the city and business here are just, nothing for them aside from the school playgrounds, rec center, cinema, outdoor pool and skate park. growing up here i was always bored since none of that super interested me. praying that people with the funds to do so start giving entertainment in this town that isn't just the 32nd bar or another dang pizza place. tl;dr, nothing to do here
towns great if you are a fitness buff at least past that need to give some more stuff for gen Z and the millennials that live here, my plans just to bounce outta leduc as soon as i have the means cause man it is fairly boring
Hi There. Great idea! I can add that to my list. What I can tell you now is that I think Spruce Grove and Leduc are very similar in a number of ways. The average price of single-family homes are similar, they are both close enough to Edmonton to easily enjoy all the amenities. West end and Southside of Edmonton have similar amenities on the outskirts making it easy for the suburb people to use. Both communities have plenty of walking trails, a nice rec centre, parks, and they are similar in size and population. I find that a lot of people will move to Leduc for its easy access to the airport, amazon, and nisku. Spruce is similar in that they also have a large Amazon centre about to open, and they also have a large industrial park in Acheson, and on the west end of Edmonton
@@LiveLoveLeduc sounds like a video script already done! Thank you, that's quite helpful....although I'd say it still leaves the question open in my mind
Crash factors: Interest rates will continue to increase into 2023/24 No more deep discounts as the MBS market will dry up The low rate pre-approvals will age out fast. Renewals of those 2% and lower mortgages will clean out many mom and pop and some bigger investors with forced sales Inflation will continue to compress disposable income A recession pretty much inevitable International equity markets and NA markets will see large correction Bond yields climb as flight to safety grows. Short selling in all housing related equities is high and rising CMBS market is dead with no securitization deals getting done for multi family. Govt debt is high making more borrowing for housing relief political suicide Bankruptcy rising Investment in new rental stock will decline due to strict loan underwriting, OPEX and CAPEX increases and rent affordability falling. NAR and CREA analysis is as credible as Trump legal advice. Totally biased. Any commission based source of investor analysis is 100% biased. House prices should react very badly to all economic factors especially interests rates that could be higher than 8% for 5 year closed by 2023. Heard enough?
It's a beautiful house but you can also see the people who live there have fun and enjoy their home! Movie theater and that space to burn wood on the deck. That's really nice! 😊
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I personally think the real estate in and around AB is way overpriced. I've lived in many places in and around Canada and the US and have never seen such overpriced 'middle income ' houses/properties as in AB. Coupled with food prices, fuel prices and other living expenses, it's is a wonder Albertians survive. That is it, they are barely surviving. Many are placing their lives in potential jeapordy by renting out rooms, basements in their primary homes.
Hello, I have a question referencing one of your previous videos posted on June 9, 2017-. The 2700 sq. ft. stunner Mactaggart Contemporary design. I would like to know the listing price of that home. I am very interested in that design and would like more information regarding the floorplan or builder. Thanking you in advance!
