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February Video – Corey McEwen

Thu, 16 Feb by Corey McEwen

Corey McEwen Edmonton Real Estate February 2012

EDMONTON OILERS JOEY MOSS CUP September 18th

Thu, 15 Sep by Corey McEwen

One of my favorite things to do with my son is to take him to a hockey game.  The Joey Moss Cup is a great chance to see the Edmonton Oilers in action on a small budget.  For only $10 a ticket (in advance), you get to see the Oilers split into 2 teams.  Hope to see you there.  Click here to buy your tickets now!

EDMONTON’S ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

Fri, 26 Aug by Corey McEwen

Two years after the Great Recession ended, Alberta’s energy-fuelled economy is again flexing its muscles. With oil prices tripling from their 2009 lows, drilling activity on the upswing, unemployment falling and oilsands investment surging, Alberta looks poised for a new growth supercycle.

To read the rest of this great article click here.

NEW VIDEO TOUR – 758 Johns Road

Thu, 25 Aug by Corey McEwen

Want to give buyers another way of seeing your home when selling it?  Here is a video tour I created for 758 Johns Road.  A great way to introduce a customer with a busy schedule, or who lives on the other side of the country.

Click here to watch it!

AUGUST 2011 REAL ESTATE NEWSLETTER

Wed, 17 Aug by Corey McEwen

Click it and enjoy the latest Edmonton Area stats, my monthly tribute, and always a little more.

AUGUST 2011 Newsletter

 

Will Interest Rates Jump, Drop or Play Dead?

Wed, 17 Aug by Corey McEwen

Flaherty, Carney to offer clues on economy

By David Ljunggren and Randall Palmer, REUTERS

OTTAWA – Policymakers could provide important clues about spending plans and interest rates Friday when a rare midsummer parliamentary committee meeting examines market instability and foreign debt crises.

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty and Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney will testify to the House of Commons finance committee, which is looking into the impact on Canada of foreign economic turmoil.

Parliament only returns from its summer break on Sept 19, but opposition legislators — particularly the left-leaning New Democrats — said they could not wait till then.

Flaherty said in a radio interview over the weekend that he would consider more stimulus measures if the economy slips into recession, a change from a previous promise to stick to plans to eliminate its budget deficit by 2014-15.

“I welcomed any kind of flexibility on behalf of the government. We had not heard that before,” said Peggy Nash, finance spokeswoman for the New Democrats, urging Flaherty to explore the idea of fresh infrastructure investments.

Flaherty’s office was not immediately available for comment.

Doug Porter, deputy chief economist at BMO Capital Markets, said Flaherty and Carney would most likely use the appearance “to soothe concerns on the outlook and play up Canada’s relative strengths.”

But the session also gives Carney, who had not been publicly scheduled to speak until late October, a chance to update central bank thinking on interest rates.

The bank signaled on July 19 it was closer to raising rates, although only if the economy continued to advance.

Since then a ream of gloomy data has shown that the economy most likely stalled in the second quarter, and markets no longer expect a rate hike in the foreseeable future.

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JULY 2011 NEWSLETTER – Summer Ideas and more

Wed, 20 Jul by Corey McEwen

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JULY 2011

Alberta’s Economy Improving

Wed, 20 Jul by Corey McEwen

By Iris Evans MLA’s Report

Alberta’ economy continues to improve and workers from other provinces are demonstrating their confidence in Alberta by moving here.

In the first three months of 2011, Alberta attracted 5,275 net migrants from other provinces. That means the number of people who moved here from another province exceeded the number moving in the opposite direction by 5,275.

Alberta’s economy grew by 3.8 per cent in 2010, but even more impressive are the job numbers released earlier this month.

In June alone, Alberta added 22,000 new jobs — more than were created in the entire United States during the same month. While this is a one-month snapshot, the number of jobs gained in June is undeniably good news.

There are many other positive economic

indicators:

• New business start-ups: over the January-to-May 2011 period, the number of business incorporations increased by 13.9 per cent from the same period last year.

• Business bankruptcies in January to April 2011 are down 33.1 per cent from the same period last year. Consumer bankruptcies fell 10.8 per cent.

• Retail sales were 7.4 per cent higher in April 2011 than in April 2010.

• Construction activity in the non-residential sector is picking up — the value of non-residential building permits in May rose 52.8 per cent compared to the same month one year ago.

• Drilling activity: the average number of drilling rigs working in Alberta over the first six months of 2011 was 252, up 40 per cent over the first half of 2010.

While Alberta is heading in the right direction, there is still a lot of uncertainty in the global economy, especially in Europe and the United States. Given Alberta is a major exporter, we must temper our optimism with a healthy dose of prudence.

The Alberta government will stick to its plan, watching our spending, investing in infrastructure, keeping taxes low and improving Alberta’s

competitiveness.

At the same time, we’ll continue to support priorities important to Albertans.

For all the latest information on Alberta’s economy, visit www.finance.alberta.ca and click on the Alberta Economy tab.

This column is submitted by the office of Sherwood Park MLA Iris Evans. I feel privileged to represent the constituents of Sherwood Park and will continue to work on your behalf. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions you wish to share regarding this or any other issue, please do not hesitate to contact my constituency office. Telephone: 780-417-4747 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting            780-417-4747      end_of_the_skype_highlighting, fax: 780-417-4748, e-mail: sherwood.park@assembly.ab.ca, office: 116B – 937 Fir St., Sherwood Park, AB T8A 4N6.

OPEN HOUSE – FULLY RENOVATED

Sat, 18 Jun by Corey McEwen

I’m at 129 Hyndman Crescent, and this house has been decked out with some high quality renovations.  When you compare it to the rest of what’s on the market in this area, nothing comes close to the price of $308,900 for what you get.  This is a great 1st time home buyers home in NE Edmonton.  Needing more info, let me know.

IS IT TIME TO BUY IN THE USA??? Here’s some info you don’t want to miss.

Sun, 12 Jun by Corey McEwen

Have you thought about buying that nice getaway in the US, perhaps a foreclosure? Here are some stats on the housing market comparing the Q1 of 2010 and the Q1 of 2011. Some “signs of hope” in places like Charlotte NC at an increase of 12.1%, but others not so great as they dropped over 20%. View the USA REAL ESTATE MARKET you’re interested in, and let me hear where you think that market will go… up or down.

Corey McEwen, Maxwell Devonshire Realty
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