WHEN is the best time to buy a House in Edmonton?

🏡 Wondering when the perfect time to buy a home in Edmonton is? Look no further! In this insightful video, we delve into everything you need to know about finding the ideal moment to make your move in Edmonton's real estate market.
From understanding market trends to strategic timing, we uncover the secrets behind maximizing your investment potential in Edmonton's vibrant housing scene. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or a seasoned investor, this video is packed with invaluable tips and advice to help you make informed decisions.
Join us as we explore the factors that influence the best time to buy a home in Edmonton, including seasonal fluctuations, economic indicators, and emerging trends. Our expert analysis will empower you to navigate the market with confidence and seize opportunities when they arise.
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[@EJW2003]

Keep up the great content. Looking to buy in edmonton as soon as possible, you’re videos have been very informative :)

[@jaykay5142]

I think the marketing around "date the rate" is just bleed-over from the US and applies less to Canada in general. In the US, most mortgages are truly "fixed-rate" in that once you get your rate it never ever changes for the entire life of the loan. And so even if you buy when rates are high, a refi once rates come down will lock you in essentially for life. (Done this myself a few times now) So even if you are paying on a super-high mortgage for a few years, if/when mortgages come down, you refi and you are completely done chasing the best rates. Whereas in Canada, afaik, rates reset every I think 5 years or so, which forces people to endlessly fret about rate-chasing.