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Edmonton & Capital Region Realtor
Edmonton homes for sale. Or build the one you've always pictured.
Buyer's-side Edmonton real estate guidance — curated MLS listings, honest neighborhood advice, and civil-engineering-informed custom builds across Edmonton, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Spruce Grove, and Beaumont.
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Build a Custom Home
Civil-engineering-informed guidance from lot selection through final inspection. Built for Edmonton's climate, designed for how your family actually lives.
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Insider knowledge of Edmonton's most desirable communities, schools, and new developments.
Clients
Edmonton families, settled in.
"Victor made buying our first family home stress-free. His knowledge of Edmonton's southwest neighborhoods is unmatched."
Sarah & Mark T.
Windermere
"From lot selection to final walkthrough, the process was seamless. We ended up with a home that's exactly what we dreamed of."
Daniel K.
Custom Build, Beaumont
"Patient, honest, and an expert negotiator. We landed in our forever home under budget."
The Nguyen Family
Glenora
FAQ
Edmonton home buying, answered.
How much does it cost to buy a home in Edmonton?+
As of 2026, the average Edmonton home price sits in the mid-$400Ks, with entry-level homes from the low $300Ks and luxury estates in Windermere, Glenora, and the river valley reaching $1M+. Budget roughly 1.5% of purchase price for closing costs (legal, title insurance, adjustments).
Do first-time home buyers in Edmonton get any incentives?+
Yes — Alberta first-time buyers can use the federal First Home Savings Account (FHSA), the RRSP Home Buyers' Plan (up to $60,000), and the First-Time Home Buyers' Tax Credit. There is no provincial land transfer tax in Alberta, which saves Edmonton buyers thousands compared to Ontario or BC.
Is it cheaper to buy or build a home in Edmonton?+
Buying an existing home is usually faster and 10–20% cheaper upfront. Building custom in Edmonton typically runs $250–$400 per square foot plus lot, but lets you control layout, energy efficiency, and finishes for Alberta's climate.
Which Edmonton neighborhoods are best for families?+
Windermere, Summerside, Terwillegar, and Sherwood Park lead for schools, parks, and newer family homes. Glenora and Crestwood are top picks for mature, walkable, character-home living close to downtown.
Do you charge buyers a fee?+
No — as your buyer's agent across Edmonton and the Capital Region, our commission is paid by the seller through the listing, at no direct cost to you.
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