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        <author>Kevin@kevingrenier.com (Kevin Grenier)</author>
        <title>✅ Your First-Time Buyer Checklist ???? </title>
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Buying your first home in Edmonton? Here’s your essential checklist to keep the process focused and stress-free:


✅ Before You Start




☑ Meet with a REALTOR® – Understand the process &amp; protect your interests.


☑ Get Pre-Approved – Know your buying power and set a budget.


☑ Make Your Must-Have List – Focus your search with clear priorities.




???? While You Search




☑ Set Alerts – Be the first to know when new listings hit the market.


☑ Save Favourites – Track the homes that feel right.


☑ Ask Questions – I’ll help you spot red flags and good value.




???? When You’re Ready




☑ Book Showings – I’ll arrange viewings that match your pace.


☑ Review Comparables – Understand fair market value before you offer.


☑ Make an Offer – I’ll help you negotiate with confidence.




???? Bonus Tip: Consider new builds or mortgage + improvement options to widen your choices


???? Let's connect to start your home buying journey today.
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        <author>Kevin@kevingrenier.com (Kevin Grenier)</author>
        <title>5 Steps to Smarter Home Buying in Edmonton</title>
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Buying a home—whether it’s your first or your fifth—is a big deal. Here are 5 smart steps that help Edmonton buyers find the right place and avoid costly mistakes:






Meet with a REALTOR® first. I’ll walk you through the entire process, answer questions, explain costs, and create a personalized plan.






Get pre-approved. It gives you a clear budget and puts you in a stronger position when you find “the one.”






Use smart searches. Set up alerts on my website and favourite the listings that stand out.






Communicate. Let me know what you’re loving or not loving—we’ll narrow the field faster.






Start viewing. I’ll arrange private showings and guide you every step of the way.






???? Pro Tip: Don’t overlook mortgage-plus-improvement options. You can finance renovations into your mortgage if you find a home that’s “almost perfect.”


✨ Ready to start? Contact me for a no-pressure consultation.


???? Related Posts:






3 Ways to Know What Your Edmonton Home Is Worth






Your First-Time Buyer Checklist




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        <author>Kevin@kevingrenier.com (Kevin Grenier)</author>
        <title>3 Ways to Find Out What Your Edmonton Home Is Worth — Fast</title>
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3 Ways to Find Out What Your Edmonton Home Is Worth — Fast


If you're thinking about selling your Edmonton home, knowing its true market value is the first step. Whether you're just curious or ready to list, here are three ways to get a fast and accurate home evaluation:


1. Use My Instant Price Tool


Need a ballpark number within minutes? My Instant Price Tool is a free online calculator that estimates your home’s value based on the latest market data. It’s perfect for getting a quick idea before diving deeper.


2. Request a Free Home Evaluation


Want a personalized assessment from a local REALTOR® with nearly two decades of experience? I offer a detailed Home Evaluation that factors in location, condition, upgrades, and neighborhood trends — no obligation.


3. Book a Seller Strategy Session


Beyond numbers, let’s talk about your goals, timing, and how to get top dollar. We’ll cover your custom marketing plan, staging tips, and how to stand out in the Edmonton market.


Ready to get started? Click below to choose the option that works best for you:






Instant Price Estimate






Request a Full Home Evaluation






Explore My Seller Advantage System




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    <pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 23:06:00 -0600</pubDate>
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        <author>Kevin@kevingrenier.com (Kevin Grenier)</author>
        <title>Master Guide to Edmonton Communities: Explore Homes for Sale in Every Zone</title>
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Master Guide to Edmonton Communities


Looking to buy a home in Edmonton? From bustling central neighborhoods to quiet, family-friendly suburbs, Edmonton is divided into thoughtfully zoned areas filled with unique communities that offer something for everyone. Whether you're searching for houses for sale, condos, or townhomes, this guide breaks down the most popular zones and neighborhoods to help you find the perfect fit.















In recent years our city has experienced a growth rate greater than any in the province of Alberta. We have developed into a vibrant area that is celebrated for its culture, education and government. There are many opportunities for continued growth and prosperity in the technology sector.


This is also considered one of Canada's foremost centres for research and education and is the birthplace of some of our biggest names, from Canadian Western Bank to Boston Pizza, Booster Juice and the Running Room. We're also a thriving sports town and home of the Edmonton Eskimos football team and the Edmonton Oilers hockey team. Check out MLS® listings in Edmonton's best neighbourhoods. 





Edmonton Community Listings


The REALTORS® Association of Edmonton has grouped communities into zones, making it easy to locate different neighbourhoods. Find Edmonton houses for sale in your preferred community below.




Browse Edmonton &amp; Area MLS® listings by zone and community by clicking on your preferred area on the map above, or read about the city of Edmonton below.






Central Edmonton




Zones 12 &amp; 13 - Central




Downtown Edmonton


Wîhkwêntôwin


Riverdale 


Rossdale 


Boyle Street


Central McDougall


McCauley


Blatchford








Zones 5 &amp; 8 - North Central




Alberta Avenue


Delton


Eastwood


Elmwood Park


Parkdale


Prince Rupert


Queen Mary Park


Spruce Avenue


Westwood


Westmount



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West Edmonton




Zones 10, 11 &amp; 22 - West Central




Crestwood 


Laurier Heights 


Parkview


Glenora


Elmwood


Glenwood


Jasper Park


Lynnwood


Meadowlark Park


Oleskiw (Country Club)


Patricia Heights 


Quesnell Heights 


Rio Terrace


Sherwood


West Jasper Place


West Meadowlark Park


Westridge








Zone 20 - West End




Aldergrove


Belmead


Callingwood


Cameron Heights


Dechene


Donsdale 


Gariepy (Lessard)


Jamieson Place 


La Perle


Lymburn


Ormsby Place


Summerlea


Terra Losa


Thorncliffe


Wedgewood Heights 








Zone 57, 58, 59 - Far West




Edgemont


Hawks Ridge


Glastonbury (Parkland)


Granville


Rosenthal


Secord


Starling


The Hamptons


Trumpeter








Lewis Estates




Breckenridge Greens


Potter Greens


Stewart Greens


Suder Greens


Webber Greens



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Southwest Edmonton




Zone 15 - University




Allendale


Belgravia 


Empire Park


Garneau 


Grandview Heights


Lansdowne


Lendrum Place


Malmo Plains


McKernan


Parkallen


Pleasantview


Queen Alexandra


Strathcona


Windsor Park








Zone 14 - Riverbend Area




Brander Gardens


Brookside


Bulyea Heights


Carter Crest


Falconer Heights


Haddow


Henderson Estates


Hodgson


Leger


MacTaggart


Magrath Heights


Ogilivie Ridge


Ramsay Heights


Rhatigan Ridge


South Terwillegar


Terwillegar Towne








Zone 16 - South




Aspen Gardens


Bearspaw


Blue Quill


Blue Quill Estates


Duggan


Ermineskin


Greenfield


Keheewin


Rideau Park


Royal Gardens


Skyrattler 


Steinhauer


Sweet Grass


Twin Brooks


Westbrook Estates








Zones 55 &amp; 56 - Far Southwest




Allard 


Ambleside 


Blackburne


Blackmud Creek


Callaghan


Chappelle


Glenridding


Heritage Valley


Keswick


Macewan


Paisley


Richford


Rutherford


Windermere



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Southeast Edmonton




Zones 17, 18 &amp; 19 - East Central




Argyll


Avonmore


Bonnie Doon


Cloverdale 


Capilano


Forest Heights


Fulton Place


Gold Bar


Hazeldean


Holyrood


Idylwylde


Kenilworth


King Edward Park


Ottewell


Ritchie


Strathearn


Terrace Heights








Zone 29 - Mill Woods




Bisset


Crawford-Plains


Daly-Grove


Ekota


Greenview


Hillview


Jackson-Heights


Kameyosek


Kiniski-Gardens


Lee-Ridge


Menisa


Meyokumin


Meyonohk


Michaels-Park


Mill Woods Town Centre


Minchau


Pollard-Meadows


Richfield


Sakaw


Satoo


Tawa


Tipaskan


Tweddle-Place


Weinlos








Zone 30 - The Meadows




Aster


Larkspur


Laurel


Maple Crest


Silver-Berry


Tamarack


Wild Rose








Zones 52 &amp; 53 - Far Southeast




Charlesworth


Decoteau


Ellerslie


Summerside


The Orchards


Walker



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Northeast Edmonton




Zones 6, 9, 23 &amp; 35 - Clareview Campus &amp; Area




Abbottsfield


Bannerman


Beacon Heights


Bellevue


Belmont


Belvedere


Bergman


Beverly Heights


Canon Ridge


Clareview Town Centre


Cromdale


Fraser


Hairsine


Highlands


Homesteader


Kernohan


Kirkness


Montrose


Newton


Overlanders


Rundle Heights


Sifton Park


Virginia Park








Zones 2, 3 &amp; 28 - Lake District &amp; Area




Balwin


Belvedere


Belle Rive


Brintnell


Casselman


Crystallina Nera


Cy Becker


Delwood


Eaux-Claires


Evansdale


Glengarry


Hollick-kenyon


Kildare


Kilkenny


Killarney


Klarvatten


Lago-Lindo


Matt-Berry


Mayliewan


McConachie


McLeod


Miller


Northmount


Ozerna


Schonsee


York



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Northwest Edmonton




Zone 27 - Castle Downs




Albany


Baranow


Baturyn


Beaumaris


Caernarvon


Canossa


Carlisle


Carlton


Chambery


Cumberland


Dunluce


Elsinore


Griesbach


Hudson


Lorelei


Oxford


Pembina


Rapperswill








Zones 1, 4, 7 &amp; 21




Athlone


Britannia Youngstown


Calder


Canora


Dovercourt


Grovenor


High Park


Inglewood


Kensington


Lauderdale


Mayfield


McQueen


North Glenora


Prince Charles


Rosslyn


Sherbrooke


Wellington


Westmount


Woodcroft










Edmonton Houses For Sale


Edmonton isn't all business. There's plenty to do and see here with fun for the whole family. World-class attractions and stunning outdoor urban parkland and landscapes surround Edmonton houses for sale and draw homebuyers as well as tourists from around the globe. From our picturesque prairies to our Boreal Forests and citywide hiking, biking and walking trails Edmonton communities are connected to our natural landscape.


We also receive more sunshine than most other Canadian cities, with mild winters and low precipitation. Perhaps this is why we're the host city for some of the largest festivals in the country, including the annual K-Days that features carnival rides, live music, tradeshows, fireworks, food stops and more.


Edmonton communities have much to offer families, working professionals, retirees or empty nesters. Email us or give us a call today at: 780.893.0269


^ Back To Edmonton Communities









 
 


????️ Why This Matters


Edmonton homes for sale vary greatly by zone. This guide simplifies your search and connects you directly with active listings, community insights, and property types—from bungalows and duplexes to apartments and estate homes.


???? Ready to Explore?


Whether you're relocating, downsizing, or buying your first home, reach out today. I can help you navigate Edmonton real estate with confidence.


Email: kevin@kevingrenier.com Phone: 780-893-0269
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        <author>Kevin@kevingrenier.com (Kevin Grenier)</author>
        <title>How Buyer’s Agent Commissions Work in Alberta</title>
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Buying a home in Edmonton is exciting, but the behind-the-scenes of real estate fees can be confusing. One of the most common questions I hear is: “Who pays the buyer’s agent?”


Here’s the Straight Truth About Buyer Agent Commissions in Alberta


In most transactions, it’s the seller who pays the commission—both to their own agent (listing agent) and to the agent representing the buyer (buyer’s agent). That means you, the buyer, typically don’t pay anything directly for professional representation.


But if you call the agent on the sign—the listing agent—you’re not getting a deal. You’re just giving up your right to representation.


What Happens When You Call the Listing Agent?


The listing agent is hired to represent the seller. Their goal? Get the highest price and best terms for their client—not you. Without your own REALTOR®, you risk overpaying, missing red flags in disclosures, or overlooking negotiation opportunities.


Calling the listing agent to “save commission” often costs you more in the end.


What Your REALTOR® Does for You as a Buyer




Protects your interests throughout the process


Negotiates price, terms, and repairs on your behalf


Ensures compliance with legal documents, disclosures, and deadlines


Helps you interpret market data to avoid overpaying




Buyer Representation Doesn’t Cost—It Pays


Even though the seller pays the commission, your agent works for you. This is one of the only professional services you can access with no direct out-of-pocket cost. And the benefits? Huge. Peace of mind. Legal protection. Smarter decisions.


The Bottom Line


In Alberta, you deserve your own advocate. Don’t waive your right to guidance, strategy, and protection. A REALTOR® working on your behalf ensures your biggest purchase is also your smartest one.


Have questions about buying in Edmonton? I’m here to help. Let’s talk before you make a move.
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    <link>https://kevinklein.maxwellrealty.ca/blog/client-vs-customer-legal-difference-real-estate/</link>
        <author>Kevin@kevingrenier.com (Kevin Grenier)</author>
        <title>Client vs. Customer: What’s the Legal Difference in Real Estate?</title>
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When you're buying or selling in Edmonton, it's easy to assume all real estate representatives work the same. But there's a critical difference—your legal rights depend entirely on whether you're a client or a customer.


What's a Client?


A client has signed a written representation agreement with a REALTOR®. That means they benefit from fiduciary duties—loyalty, confidentiality, disclosure, full representation, and competence.


What's a Customer?


As a customer, the agent must deal with you fairly and honestly, but that's it. They don’t owe you loyalty, must only disclose what’s legally required, and aren't obligated to advocate for your best interests.


Why It Matters




Negotiation Power: A client’s agent fights for your position, whereas a customer’s agent can’t.


Disclosure Obligations: Client representatives must protect your confidentiality—even about your motivations.


Advocacy: Clients get strategic guidance, market insights, and legal risk mitigation; customers do not.




How to Become a Client — Not Just a Customer




Sign a written buyer or seller agreement.


Ensure it outlines scope of services, fees, and duty owed.


Keep all communication documented and in writing.




Your Rights in Edmonton Real Estate


Choosing representation isn’t just semantics — it’s about protecting your wallet and your future. As a client, you are *represented*. As a customer, you’re not.


Thinking of buying or selling? Let’s formalize our relationship so you stay informed, protected, and empowered.
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        <author>Kevin@kevingrenier.com (Kevin Grenier)</author>
        <title>Negotiation Skills That Sell Homes for More</title>
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You’ve spent years building equity in your Edmonton home. Now you’re ready to sell—and naturally, you want the best possible price. But here's the truth that doesn't get talked about enough:




The single greatest advantage you can give yourself in any sale is a skilled negotiator in your corner.




Why Negotiation Matters More Than Ever


The real estate market isn’t just about listings and offers—it’s a battleground of psychology, timing, and positioning. Today’s buyers are informed, strategic, and often represented by experienced agents. If your REALTOR® isn’t matching that level of expertise, you could be the one leaving money on the table.


The Mistake Most Sellers Make


Some sellers believe a good home &quot;sells itself.&quot; While curb appeal matters, negotiation is what protects your value.




You might accept a lower initial offer out of fear you won’t get another one.


You could agree to costly conditions or repairs you don't legally owe.


You risk being emotionally manipulated by buyer tactics or pressure.




What a Skilled REALTOR® Negotiator Does Differently




Sets a confident, data-driven asking price that allows room for movement without underselling your home.


Builds a strong offer environment through strategic marketing and staging, often prompting multiple bids.


Manages buyer psychology and emotions, guiding negotiations with professionalism instead of panic.


Protects your bottom line by identifying what's negotiable, what isn't, and how to hold firm.




Real Results from Real Strategy


In the Edmonton real estate market, I've helped sellers net tens of thousands more not because their home was fancier or newer than others—but because I understood how to control the negotiation timeline, pace, and leverage.


If you're listing your home, this is the moment where your choice of REALTOR® directly affects your final outcome. Choose one with the training, calm, and confidence to handle what others can't.


Don’t Leave Money on the Table


In real estate, silence can cost you. So can fear. So can choosing the cheapest agent instead of the most skilled one. Let’s talk about how to turn your investment into its maximum return.


Ready to sell smart? Let’s build a strategy that protects your equity—and your peace of mind.
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        <author>Kevin@kevingrenier.com (Kevin Grenier)</author>
        <title>Why Full Disclosure Matters When Selling Your Home</title>
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You're ready to sell your Edmonton home. Maybe it's a property you loved, maybe it's been a rental, or maybe you're finally upgrading. Whatever the reason, one thing remains critical: what you disclose to potential buyers can make or break the sale—and your legal safety.


What Is Disclosure?


Disclosure means revealing known material facts about your property. This includes things like water damage, foundation issues, renovations without permits, prior insurance claims, or anything that could affect the property's value or safety.


In Alberta, while it's technically a &quot;buyer beware&quot; province, sellers are still obligated to disclose known latent defects—issues that aren't visible or discoverable during a regular home inspection. If you knowingly withhold information, you could be sued after the sale closes.


What Happens When You Don't Disclose?




Buyers can back out of the deal. If a buyer finds out you withheld critical information, they may walk away before closing.


You could face legal action. Undisclosed issues that surface later can lead to lawsuits, fines, or forced compensation.


Your reputation is on the line. Especially in tight-knit Edmonton neighborhoods, word travels fast.




Why a REALTOR® Makes the Difference


It’s not just about filling out a form. A professional REALTOR® helps you navigate what must be disclosed, how to present it properly, and how to reduce your legal risk. We know the right language. We know what buyers and their agents are going to ask. And we make sure you're protected.


It’s About Trust and Transparency


Being honest about your home isn't just the right thing to do—it’s good business. Buyers are far more likely to make a strong offer on a property that feels transparent and well-represented. Your willingness to disclose builds confidence, not suspicion.


Protect Yourself and Your Sale


Before you put your house on the market, consult with a REALTOR® who knows Edmonton's real estate laws and ethical obligations inside and out. With the right representation, you'll move forward confidently—and legally.


Thinking of selling? Let's talk strategy, disclosures, and how to maximize both your price and your peace of mind.
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        <title>Commission Models for Selling Your Edmonton Home – REALTOR® Guide</title>
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Understanding Commission Options When Listing a Home


There’s more than one way to pay your REALTOR®, but not all methods are created equal. Here's what you need to know:


1. Performance-Based Model


This model ensures your REALTOR® only gets paid after you’ve accepted an offer and the buyer has taken possession. It means your agent is motivated to get you the best price and service possible—your success is their success. This commission amount is negotiated at the onset between the seller and the agent.


2. Flat Fee or “Mere Posting”


This option asks you to pay upfront, regardless of whether your home sells. Need staging, photography, or negotiation help? That’s extra. Plus, many sellers forget they’re still expected to pay the buyer’s agent too—often half of the commissions paid in the performance based model. 


It seems cheaper at first. But by the time you’ve paid upfront costs and handled your own marketing and negotiations, your savings evaporate. Worse, one wrong move on disclosures, measurements, surveys, compliance, paperwork or pricing can cost you thousands. This may be a good option for those who want to save at least some money, have the time and knowledge to do the work involved or have expectations that don't align with the market analyses received from agents interviewed. Keep in mind most if not all performance based agents can do mere postings if they choose allowing the seller to work with the brand and agent of their choosing.  





Representation Matters


A REALTOR® working under a performance model acts as your fiduciary—bound to protect your best interests. In contrast, flat fee services often treat you like a customer, with no obligation to advocate on your behalf. It’s the difference between having a teammate and being on your own.


Your home deserves more than a posting—it deserves a professional strategy.
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        <author>Kevin@kevingrenier.com (Kevin Grenier)</author>
        <title>Why You Need a REALTOR® to Sell Your Edmonton Home – Top 10 Reasons</title>
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Selling a home isn’t just about square footage and comps—it’s emotional. You’ve built memories here. Every creak in the floor and corner of the kitchen holds a moment. So why risk selling it alone?


Here are 10 reasons why hiring a REALTOR® to sell your Edmonton home is more than just a smart move—it’s essential:




Emotional Anchor: REALTORS® keep you grounded when emotions rise. They offer calm, experienced advice when stress peaks.


Market Mastery: They understand real estate listings and local trends, knowing exactly how to price your home for maximum value.


Strategic Pricing: Overprice and your house sits. Underprice and you leave money behind. REALTORS® strike the sweet spot.


Marketing Firepower: From social media blitzes to professional photos and MLS exposure—your home doesn’t just list, it launches.


Negotiation Expertise: Offers come in hot. REALTORS® know how to handle them with precision and poise.


Legal Protection: Missed disclosures or errors in paperwork can cost you big. A REALTOR® ensures you're covered legally.


Time Management: Coordinating showings, feedback, and vendors? Your REALTOR® handles it all—saving your time and sanity.


Buyer Filtering: REALTORS® qualify potential buyers to avoid time-wasters and tire-kickers.


Fiduciary Duty: Unlike a buyer’s agent, your REALTOR® is legally obligated to act in your best interest.


Peace of Mind: Your home is your most valuable asset. Trust a professional who treats it that way.




Don't gamble with your equity or peace of mind. Trust a local Edmonton REALTOR® who knows how to list, price, market, and sell—so you don’t leave money on the table or risk costly mistakes.


Looking for houses for sale near you? Need to sell fast? Let’s talk.
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