Retrospectively,
2013 was a good year for real
estate in Calgary. Sales data disclosed by
realtors indicate significant sales upsurges from 2012 alone, for
single-family units, condominium apartments, and condominium
townhouses. Real estate experts are even convinced that this feat can
be replicated for the next two years.
In other words,
there seems to be no better time to buy
real estate in Calgary than now. Many realtors support
this, saying that employment growth and migration in the city have
augmented, backing the demand for housing, increased sales, and
pricing. Others also mention
how the city’s economy in 2013 has outperformed almost every other
region in Canada in the previous year. With luck, the city may be
able to reach the same heights for 2014, thanks to the new influx of
jobs and employment opportunities.
Indeed, the job
market shows no signs of slowing down and this helps the real estate
market to thrive. Realtors also add
that companies worldwide have been hiring professionals throughout
Canada, and as a result has put Calgary on the map. Despite
the calamities that struck the metropolis,
residents show a deep sense of community and togetherness. This
proves that Calgary is a great place to live in, not only because of
its growing economy, but also because of kinship and belongingness.
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