Alberta Real Estate Market 2026: Ownership Slows, Rental Holds, Renovation Rises
A year ago, every conversation about Alberta construction started with groundbreakings, cranes and record pipelines. In 2026 the same people are asking different questions. Condo presales have slowed, unsold inventory has grown in some segments and builder confidence across Canada has fallen to historic lows. At the same time, rental demand remains solid and renovation..
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As-Built Surveys for Renovations: Why Budgets Fail Without Accurate Site Data
Renovations and commercial fit-outs have a reputation for going over budget and over schedule. The usual suspects are hidden damage, slow trades and indecisive clients. But in most projects I have reviewed, the real cause was decided before the first tool was picked up: the design and the budget were based on information about the..
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Renovation Budget Overruns: Why They Happen at Rough-In
On signing day, every renovation looks on budget. The quote is clear, the schedule fits and everyone is optimistic. Then the project reaches rough-in, the stage when plumbing, electrical and mechanical services are installed inside open walls, and the numbers start to move. A fixture is relocated, a wall shifts a few centimetres, a vanity..
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