All Forum Posts by: Stuart Bartwicki

Hi Tushar, You're right about there being good deals on condos in Calgary. I work in the Calgary real estate space and have recently seen clients get some great deals. The vacancy rate is dropping, closer to about 6% now. Net migration is due to increase in the next couple of years and tougher mortgage rules have forced potential first-time buyers to stay in the rental market. The future is looking great for condo landlords. 

Thank you so much. I had a great time meeting you both. I can’t wait to check out Memphis 👍

5.30 at The Nash works for me 👍

Hi, I’d be keen to meet up. Just let me know what you decide for dates, time and venue. Hope you’re enjoying your trip.

Hi, Im a realtor and investor living in Calgary. There are still a bunch of great deals in Calgary, sometimes just a little bit more difficult to find. The city is also changing the land use designation for RC1 properties which will make it much easier to legally suite a basement for certain properties in the city. I’d be happy to meet up and chat and would love to help your search. I also get access to off market deals which might be of interest.

I’m planning on going to that one too Brianne H. See you there 👍

Hey guys, I’d be up for meeting and chatting real estate. Just let me know when and where.

Hello from Calgary. Welcome to BP

The assessment value here is based on a municipal assessment that is used for taxation purposes. This value is typically different from a property valuation or a comparative market analysis that a realtor would provide. The municipal property assessment is based on a mass appraisal model and does not take into consideration a large number of significant factors that can affect the market value, like condition of the property for example. Hope this is of some use.

Hi Brianne Hall I certainly will. Hope things are going well with your current project. Regards Stuart