New Home Prices May Go Up
Builders relying on imported materials (like kitchen cabinets, flooring, plumbing fixtures) may raise prices to offset their costs. This could make brand-new homes more expensive than expected — even in early construction stages.Delays in New Construction
Some builders may delay new home releases or slow down completions due to higher material costs or supply issues. If you're hoping to move soon, this could affect your plans.Resale Homes May Offer Better Value
Well-maintained, move-in ready resale homes might become more attractive — offering immediate possession, stable pricing, and no construction headaches.
🧭 What You Should Do as a Buyer
Get Fully Pre-Approved
In a shifting market, having strong financing gives you confidence — and negotiating power.Compare New Builds vs Resale
You may be surprised how much more value a resale home offers, especially in established Edmonton neighborhoods like Terwillegar, Windermere, and Riverbend.Watch for Well-Maintained Homes
Properties that don’t require costly upgrades will save you money — especially now, with renovation materials also rising in price.
🤝 How I Help You Make the Right Move
As a local Edmonton REALTOR® with over 17 years of experience, I can:
✔️ Guide you through smart buying decisions
✔️ Provide insider knowledge on builder incentives, price shifts, & timelines
✔️ Recommend trusted home inspectors & mortgage partners
✔️ Show you both new builds and hidden gems in the resale market
✔️ Negotiate to get the best terms for your purchase
Buying a home is one of your biggest investments. Let’s make sure it’s a smart one — even in a changing market.
📲 Reach out today for a personalized home search or buying consultation.
Call/Text 780-953-0723 or visit nooranrealty.com