TOP INFILL MYTHS
Posted on Aug 21, 2023 in For Infill Buyers
We live and breathe new infills, so we don't like to see them dragged through the mud based on stereotypes. Today, we're standing up for our fellow infill by breaking down common misconceptions and shining a light on all they have to offer.
FACT: This myth tends to come from infills being narrower than other, older homes...
INFILL UPGRADES WITH THE BEST ROI
Posted on Apr 18, 2023 in For Infill Buyers
When you're building an infill, the upgrade options are infinite! How do you choose? Below is a list of our favourites, all of which offer value, convenience, and elevated design. You can't go wrong with these 10 upgrades in your new infill:
Extra Tall and/or Vaulted Ceilings
There's nothing more satisfying than walking into a new home and seeing soa...
Extra Tall and/or Vaulted Ceilings
There's nothing more satisfying than walking into a new home and seeing soa...
FAQ - FINANCING AN INFILL WITH A LEGAL SUITE
Posted on Mar 01, 2023 in For Infill Buyers
WHAT RISING INTEREST RATES MEAN FOR YOU
Posted on Aug 05, 2022 in For Infill Buyers
If you follow the housing or economic markets, or if you are affected personally by the recent interest rate hike, you've heard the Bank of Canada raised its key lending rate by a full 1% or 100 basis points last month. While most experts predicted a 0.75% increase, the 1% jump shocked many.
The bank made the biggest one-time increase to the benchma...
The bank made the biggest one-time increase to the benchma...
WHY BUY AN INFILL WITH A BASEMENT SUITE?
Posted on Aug 01, 2022 in For Infill Buyers
Calgary's new infill market has been around since the late 1990s but has really taken off in popularity over the last 15 years. Until recently, however, it was extremely rare to see secondary suites in infills (especially legal ones!), primarily due to city zoning and development regulations.
With changes to city policies on secondary suites in rece...
THE DEBATE ON FIXED VS VARIABLE RATES
Posted on Jul 18, 2022 in For Infill Buyers
Most homebuyers are not overly familiar with mortgage lingo or the differences b...