The Allendale Edmonton real estate average sale price per square foot continues to be very strong. Allendale is definitely helped by its' proximity to the University of Alberta and the area is in strong demand. For more detailed information on the Allendale market visit here: Allendale Edmonton Real Estate
The Britannia Youngstown Edmonton real estate average sale price per square foot was doing quite well in 2011 until this last quarter. Britannia Youngstown has seen average selling price per square foot numbers over $300. More detailed information including a graph can be found here: Britannia Youngstown Edmonton Real Estate
The Meadowlark Park Edmonton real estate market in west Edmonton has moved closer to the Edmonton average selling price per square foot. Meadowlark Park's average sale price per square foot has had a couple quarters over the last 3 years where it exceeded $300. More detailed real estate market information on this west end neighbourhood can be found here: Meadowlark Park Edmonton Real Estate
The Laurier Heights Edmonton real estate average sale price per square foot continues to power along. Laurier Heights commands a high average selling price per square foot, and has had a couple quarters in 2011 where the average sold price per square foot exceeded $370. More detailed price information including a graph can be found here: Laurier Heights Edmonton Real Estate
The Dunluce neighbourhood in Castledowns has seen its average sale price per square foot move above the Edmonton average selling price per square foot this last quarter of 2011. More detailed information including a graph can be found here: Dunluce Edmonton Real Estate
The Inglewood Edmonton Real Estate average sale price per square foot continues to steadily climb for the last 6 quarters. Inglewood is now higher than the Edmonton average selling price per square foot. For more detailed information including graphs on the Inglewood real estate market visit here: Inglewood Edmonton Real Estate
The Mayfield Edmonton real estate average sale price per square foot has been very strong. What is interesting about Mayfield is that 36% of the sales in 2011 were homes without full basements. That tends to drag the average sold price per square foot downwards, but Mayfield continues to perform well. More detailed information including graphs can be found here: Mayfield Edmonton Real Estate
The Jackson Heights neighbourhood in southeast Edmonton continues to be steady on a sale price per square foot basis. The highest sale price recorded this past quarter was $430,000 in Jackson Heights. More detailed information on the real estate market can be found here: Jackson Heights Edmonton Real Estate
The Macewan real estate average sale price per square foot for single family detached homes did recover off a softer 3rd quarter in 2011. Macewan continues to stay under the Edmonton average selling price per square foot. More details on the Macewan market can be found here: Macewan Edmonton Real Estate
The Crawford Plains area of Millwoods in Edmonton has seen the average sale price per square foot bounce above and below the overall Edmonton average selling price per square foot. More details on the market can be found here: Crawford Plains Real Estate
The average sale price per square foot in Westmount continues to be stronger than the Edmonton average selling price per square foot. The Westmount neighbourhood did see a home sell for over a million dollars this past year. More details on the real estate market including graph can be found here: Westmount Edmonton Real Estate
The Southbrook Edmonton real estate average sale price per square foot has finished strongly to end 2011. The Southbrook area on south Edmonton continues to be popular now that more and more amenities have been built in the area. More details on the Southbrook real estate market can be found here: Southbrook Edmonton Real Estate
The Haddow area of Riverbend has seen the average sale price per square foot rise this last quarter of 2011. The highest sale price recorded this past year in Haddow was $800,000. More details on this Riverbend neighbourhood can be found here: Haddow Edmonton Real Estate
The King Edward Park area in Edmonton has had a surprisingly weak 4th quarter of 2011 on a sale price per square foot basis. This is unusual considering the popularity of this Millcreek Ravine area neighbourhood. A detailed analysis of the area is here: King Edward Park Edmonton Real Estate
The Forest Heights area in southeast Edmonton has slipped on an average sale price per square foot basis these past 2 quarters of 2011. A deeper analysis and prediction of what is in store for Forest Heights can be found here: Forest Heights Edmonton Real Estate
The Delwood area in Northeast Edmonton has fallen some more in the 4th quarter of 2011. More details on the average days on market including an average price graph on the market here: Delwood Edmonton Real Estate
The Glenora Edmonton real estate average sale price per square foot did slip in the 4th quarter of 2011. This is not too surprising when you have a 3rd quarter where a $3,000,000 home sell! More details on the market can be found here: Glenora Edmonton Real Estate
The Macewan real estate market did recover from a softer 3rd quarter of 2011 on a sale price per square foot basis. Overall, Macewan has tended to stay around the mid $240/sq ft price range. The days on market was quite a bit lower (40 days) in Macewan this last quarter of 2011. Macewan Edmonton Real Estate Price Graph
The Jackson Heights average sale price per square foot has continued to struggle higher. The average sale price per square foot in Jackson Heights has stubbornly stayed in the $220/sq ft range for most of the last 2 years. Jackson Heights Edmonton Real Estate Price Graph
By Peg Barcelo, The FlufftasticStager from Summerland, BC
(Fluff My House! Home Staging Inc. 250.486.6369)
The Flufftastic Fairy Says: Make the Most of Your Small Space - the Kids' Rooms Okay! This will be one of the funnest posts! Kids rooms, even small ones can still be fun and functional! (Here are some tips for your Living Room, Kitchen, Dining Room, Master Bedroom, Bathroom & Home Office) Buy a daybed. It can be used as a 'big comfy couch' during the day and a great bed at night! Lots of fun cushions that can double as floor seating for friends' are ideal for lining the wall and making a statement. Trundle beds are great, with it's hidden mattress, good for sleep overs! I love bunk beds! I never had one, but one of my friends did! Or the loft bed; where the bed is on top and a desk area is below. Perfect for a small multifunctional child's room. If the room is narrow, install wood floor...
