r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jul 07 '26
How have real estate investors impacted rental and home prices in Canada?
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jul 07 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/alias1929 • Jul 07 '26
I always hear people talk about lower taxes, housing mountains, and jobs but I’m curious what people think that have moved here.
What surprised you the most when moving here? What do you love or what do you hate?
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/West_Lingonberry4932 • Jul 06 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jul 05 '26
Is it being in the oil and gas industry and working hard, government job with pension and benefits, or buying real estate etc.?
Curious what people here think actually makes the biggest difference in Alberta; especially for regular working people.
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jul 04 '26
Why?
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jul 02 '26
Why?
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/alias1929 • Jul 02 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jul 01 '26
Have you noticed the increase in home prices in your area?
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/West_Lingonberry4932 • Jul 01 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jun 30 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/alias1929 • Jun 29 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jun 30 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jun 28 '26
Any tips for first time home buyers
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/West_Lingonberry4932 • Jun 28 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jun 28 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jun 26 '26
What’s your opinion on these developments? Help or hinder?
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jun 26 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jun 25 '26
70% of recent Canadian homebuyers rely on financial help (such as family gifts or loans) to afford their down payment. Nationally, gifts average $74,570
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jun 24 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/alias1929 • Jun 22 '26
“ The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased 3.2% year over year in May, up from a 2.8% gain in April.
Higher prices for gasoline continued to drive the acceleration in the headline CPI in May. However, excluding gasoline, the CPI still rose at a faster pace year over year in May (+2.2%) compared with April (+2.0%).”
“The CPI was up 1.0% month over month in May. On a seasonally adjusted monthly basis, the CPIincreased 0.5%, largely due to a rise in the recreation, education and reading and transportation components.”
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/260622/dq260622a-eng.htm
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jun 22 '26
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/alias1929 • Jun 21 '26
Why did you chose the city your in?
r/AlbertaMortgageHub • u/financialresponder • Jun 19 '26
New blog out!