Spring – it will be here eventually! If you’re ready to ditch the winter layers, then you’re set to make the move towards lightening up your home.

If you’re in the market to buy a new home, one of the first items on your “to-do” list is usually to obtain a mortgage. Often, people will approach their own banks to find out what kind of mortgage they can get. However, for a purchase this big, it’s helpful to know there are options out there, and options mean potentially saving big time on your mortgage. All you have to do is put in the leg work!

While most people have heard of the Nest Thermostat, few people outside the home building community know about the user-friendly, smart IAQ - but you should.

A peaceful Zen retreat awaits the owners of this contemporary ensuite in Beacon Heights. By using natural materials, muted taupe, subtle textures and jewel-coloured turquoise accents, our designer was able to inspire a tranquil calm in our showhome’s ensuite.

In part one of our Square Footage series, we examined the various ways a home’s square footage can be calculated in Canada. Given that square feet can be determined using inconsistent methods, it is important to know how your potential home, has been measured.

You’ve likely seen the recent headlines about China no longer accepting recycled material from foreign countries, like Canada. In a recent blog post, The City of Calgary addressed what this means for our Blue Cart program and what Calgarians can do.

Inevitably when home buyers compare home values, the term “price per square foot” comes up. Before comparing two properties using this method, however, you’ll want to be aware of how exactly square footage is calculated, and how far it goes (or does not go) toward representing the actual value of a home.