New ideas are essential for any company to stay competitive and relevant in today's fast-paced world and Calgary is quickly become a hub for innovation across Canada.

When you invest for the long-term, you're giving your money the chance to ride out the ups and downs of the market.

The University of Calgary just received $125M for child health and wellness research, leading to the launch of the One Child Every Child initiative. Congratulations for this incredible achievement!

Calgary Airport has made a strong recovery from the pandemic, with passenger numbers almost doubling in 2022 and revenues approaching pre-COVID levels.

Calgary is experiencing a revival with record numbers of people and money pouring back into the city. This is causing pressure on housing and prices just hit record highs in April, and there is no end in sight.

Calgary Airport has made a strong recovery from the pandemic, with passenger numbers almost doubling in 2022 and revenues approaching pre-COVID levels.

Calgary is focused on revitalizing its downtown core with the conversion of office towers into residential units.

A new $1.2B Culture & Entertainment District is coming to downtown Calgary that will replace the aging Saddledome.

Builders in Calgary are struggling to keep up with record demand: on average, 4 new homes are completed for every 10 families.

Canada's inflation rate came crashing down to 4.3% in March 2023 and I think we are done with interest rate increases for the foreseeable future.

The Bank of Canada held interest rates steady at 4.5% this week. This stability is reassuring to people as they know the sky is not falling.

Canada's record population growth in 2022 due to high international and temporary immigration will impact the real estate market and long-term economic growth.

People continue to flock to Calgary and by 2046, 4/5 of the entire province are expected to live in the Calgary-Edmonton corridor.

Condo prices are up 6.8% in just 3 months. The overall housing market sees the lowest March inventory in 17 years.

No level of artificial intelligence will ever be able to replace the need for physical real estate.

94% of Toronto Realtors I would not consider full-time agents.

It took me 31 years to buy my first real estate investment property and I can’t image where I would be now if I had started investing when I was 19!

If you think the rental shortage is bad now, just wait a few years - and this doesn't just apply to Toronto and Vancouver - this is Canada-wide.

There has been a significant increase in overall interest in the Toronto market - we are seeing bidding wars and properties selling over asking returning to the market.

There is a new trend in Calgary when naming streets in new neighbourhoods - check it out and let me know if you are for, or against this idea!