SOLD | 14623 89A Ave

In Parkview, Edmonton

The Story Behind the Sale

Strategic Preparation. Powerful Results.

Some sales happen quietly. Not by chance, but by design.

Before this Parkview bungalow ever went live on MLS, it was already generating interest. Through intentional pre-marketing — including professional staging, strategic social media placement, video storytelling, and a custom landing page, we built momentum before the listing launched.

And it worked.

The day before even hitting the market, this property received two strong offers.

The demand for Parkview homes is strong — especially for well-presented, well-positioned properties like this one. Buyers are waiting for listings that feel intentional — not rushed. And that’s where the right strategy makes all the difference.

When you work with me, you’re not just listing a property. You’re launching a campaign built to attract the right buyers, faster, and for stronger results.

What Made This Parkview Sale Different

  • Professional staging and styling to highlight light, flow, and livability.

  • Pre-listing campaign across Instagram, YouTube, and local buyer networks.

  • Custom landing page and storytelling video crafted to connect emotionally with buyers.

  • Local buzz and word-of-mouth before the first showing request.

  • Sold before launch, with multiple strong offers.

Thinking About Selling in Parkview?

If you’ve been considering selling, the best time to start the conversation is before you’re ready. Because how you prepare — and how your story is told — defines the outcome.

Let’s talk strategy. No pressure, no gimmicks — just a conversation about what’s possible.


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Open House on Sunday, July 14, 2024 12:00PM - 2:00PM

Welcome to Riverside Gate in Haddow! This stunning bi-level townhouse end unit offers over 1500 sqft of living space, featuring 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, and a fully finished basement. Enter through a large foyer into a bright, open-concept living area with vaulted ceilings and large windows. Cozy up by the living room fireplace or enjoy the spacious kitchen, complete with a large island, breakfast bar, pantry, and ample counter space. The main floor also includes a 2-piece bath, laundry, and a primary bedroom with a full ensuite. Downstairs, discover 2 additional bedrooms, a 4-piece bath, and storage. Outside, the west-facing deck with a gas hookup and lower patio are perfect for summer BBQs and entertaining. The double attached garage adds convenience. Don’t miss this incredible home in a quiet backyard setting and close to all major amenities, the Henday, and phenomenal schools.

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Edmonton Housing Market on the Rise: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know

As the Edmonton housing market continues to heat up, both buyers and sellers are navigating a dynamic landscape. According to Royal LePage's recent survey, Edmonton's housing prices are on the rise, driven by increasing demand and a surge in population. Let's delve into the key insights and what they mean for you.

Steady Price Increases Across Edmonton

In the second quarter of 2024, the aggregate price of a home in Edmonton reached $450,600, marking a 3.7% increase from the same period last year. This growth is particularly notable in single-family detached homes, where the median price surged by 5.5% to $497,200. Condominiums also saw a rise, with median prices climbing 4.2% to $201,600.

A Balanced Market with Growing Demand

Sellers pricing their homes appropriately are seeing steady action, with typical bidding scenarios involving six or seven offers, unlike the intense 10 to 20 bids seen in hotter markets.

Population Growth Fuels Housing Demand

Edmonton's affordability is attracting more people from other provinces, contributing to a growing demand for housing. The city's population has increased by 10% over the past two years, with over 100,000 new residents driving the population to 1.14 million in 2023. This trend is expected to continue, with another 100,000 people projected to move to Edmonton within the next three years.

Low Inventory Challenges

Despite the rising demand, the market faces a significant challenge: low inventory. Edmonton needs more housing to meet the growing demand. The lack of available homes is the primary factor holding back the market from an even more robust performance.

The Resurgence of Condominiums

After a decade of sluggish interest, condominiums are making a comeback in Edmonton. A renewed pulse in the condo market, driven by the city's new zoning bylaws that promote higher density across neighborhoods. This shift is also reflected in the growing popularity of townhomes, row housing, and duplexes.

National Trends and Edmonton's Position

While Edmonton experiences steady growth, the national housing market presents a mixed picture. The aggregate price of a home across Canada increased by 1.9% to $824,300 in the second quarter of 2024. Major markets like Toronto and Vancouver reported slower activity, while Prairie provinces and Quebec saw demand outpacing supply. Notably, Quebec City recorded a significant year-over-year price increase of 10.4%.

The Future Outlook

As Edmonton continues to attract new residents and demand remains strong, housing prices are expected to keep rising. However, the market's balance—steady price increases without the extreme competition seen in other cities—offers a unique opportunity for both buyers and sellers. For sellers, pricing your home right will ensure it moves quickly. For buyers, the market still offers a relatively affordable entry point compared to national averages.

Tips for Buyers in Edmonton

  1. Get Pre-Approved for a Mortgage: Understanding your budget and securing pre-approval will give you a competitive edge when making offers.

  2. Work with a Local Real Estate Expert: An experienced and local agent, like Caitlin Heine from Iconic YEG will have valuable insights into the Edmonton market and can help you navigate the buying process efficiently.

  3. Be Prepared to Act Quickly: While Edmonton's market isn't as frenzied as some other cities, desirable properties can still attract multiple offers. Be ready to make a swift decision.

  4. Consider Future Growth Areas: Look at neighborhoods with upcoming developments and infrastructure projects, as these areas can offer good value and potential for appreciation.

  5. Don't Skip the Home Inspection: Ensure any property you are serious about undergoes a thorough inspection to avoid unexpected issues after purchase.

Tips for Homeowners Considering Selling

  1. Price it Right: Setting the right price is crucial. An overpriced home can linger on the market, while an underpriced home might not get you the return you deserve. Consult with Caitlin Heine with Iconic YEG to find the sweet spot.

  2. Enhance Curb Appeal: First impressions matter. Simple improvements like landscaping, fresh paint, and a tidy exterior can make a big difference.

  3. Stage Your Home: Consider staging your home to highlight its best features and make it more appealing to potential buyers.

  4. Market Strategically: Utilize professional photography, virtual tours, and targeted online marketing to reach a broad audience.

  5. Be Flexible with Showings: The more accessible your home is for showings, the more potential buyers can view it, increasing the likelihood of a quick sale.

Conclusion

Stay tuned to the Iconic YEG Real Estate Blog for more updates and insights on the Edmonton real estate market. Whether you're looking to buy, sell, or simply stay informed, we're here to help you navigate the evolving landscape of Edmonton's housing market. With strategic planning and the right support, you can make the most of the current market conditions.

Contact Caitlin Heine with Iconic YEG Today!

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Parkview is one of Edmonton’s most established west-side communities, known for its tree-lined streets, family-friendly feel, and unbeatable access to the River Valley. Residents are drawn to its top-rated schools, active community league, and proximity to both downtown and Whitemud Drive, making commutes simple while preserving a sense of quiet at home. The River Valley trails are steps away, offering endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and connecting with nature. With its wide lots, mature trees, and strong community spirit, Parkview has remained one of Edmonton’s most desirable neighborhoods for generations.

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