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When deciding to purchase a home, one of the key decisions homeowners face is whether to buy a new construction or opt for an older property. Both options come with their unique advantages and considerations. However, new homes often have several notable benefits that can make them an attractive choice for many buyers. Below, we’ll explore the advantages of buying a new home over an older one.

1. Modern Design and Layout

New homes are built with the latest design trends and layouts, focusing on functionality, open spaces, and modern amenities. From open-concept living areas to energy-efficient designs, these homes are tailored to meet contemporary preferences. They often include larger kitchens, walk-in closets, and additional bathrooms — features

Aluminum wiring, once widely used in residential construction from the late 1960s to the early 1970s, is now considered a potential fire hazard and a serious electrical concern in many homes. While it was a cost-effective alternative to copper wiring during a period of rising copper prices, aluminum wiring presents a number of issues that can lead to dangerous conditions if not properly maintained or updated. This article explores the problems associated with aluminum wiring and why homeowners should be vigilant about its presence in their electrical systems.

1. Increased Risk of Fire

One of the most significant issues with aluminum wiring is its increased risk of fire. Aluminum is more prone to oxidation than copper, which leads to a buildup of

Since July of 2024 till today, total of 25 single detached residential homes have sold via the MLS® system in Gibbons, Alberta.

The selling price ranged from $242,000 to $630,000. The average selling price was $382,791 and 280 per sq.foot, while the average list price was $382,384. It took on average 27 days for these Gibbons residential properties to sell. The average size of these sold homes was 1,393 sq.ft. and built in 1990. 8 of the homes were 2 storey, 5 bi-levels, 10 bungalows and 2 split levels. 17 had finished basements, 5 partially and 3 unfinished. The quickest sale took place in 3 days and the longest in 91 days.

All the information in this article has been provided by Realtors® Association of Edmonton and Derek Hulewicz Your

In the last 30 days, total of 21 single detached residential homes have sold via the MLS® system in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.

The selling price ranged from $300,000 to $685,000. The average selling price was $477,279 and 303 per sq.foot, while the average list price was $479,003. It took on average 32 days for these Fort Saskatchewan residential properties to sell. The average size of these sold homes was 1,639 sq.ft. and built in 1995. 11 of the homes were 2 storey, 1 storey and a half, 4 bi-level, 4 bungalows and 1 split-level. 10 had finished basements, 3 partially and 8 unfinished. The quickest sale took place in 2 days and the longest in 96 days.

All the information in this article has been provided by Realtors® Association of Edmonton