Alberta Housing Accelerator Fund: 70,000 Homes Approved
The Alberta Housing Accelerator Fund story is usually told in two headlines — one for Calgary, one for Edmonton. That framing misses the point. In under two years, the federal Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) helped fast-track close to 30,000 residential building permits — roughly 70,000 homes — across Alberta’s largest cities, and the ripple reached..
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The Alberta Construction Market in 2026: Housing Is Down, But the Industry Is Booming
The Alberta construction market 2026 story that most headlines are telling is simple: things are slowing down. Housing starts are falling, buyers are cautious, and the residential engine that powered the province for years is cooling. That story is true — and it is also pointing you at the wrong market. Because while houses slow, another side..
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A Canadian EB-5: How to End the Recession Without Spending a Dollar
Canada has a supply problem it is not going to spend its way out of — and the fix may be a Canadian EB-5: an investor-immigration program that puts private capital to work building the homes the country can’t finance on its own. Here is the case, and the blueprint. The math is brutal and..
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Alberta is the most affordable major market in Canada in 2026.
Alberta is the most affordable major market in Canada in 2026. And yet, half the projects being evaluated here don’t survive a real feasibility check. Ontario and B.C. are slowing down on affordability. Alberta is holding — stronger demographics, lower entry point, more room to move. The headlines are positive. The detail is where it..
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The developers who will win in Alberta 2026 are already reading the market differently.
The developers who will win in Alberta 2026 are already reading the market differently. Here’s what they see. Not a crisis. Not a collapse. More like a filter. In 2025, Alberta broke its housing starts record for the second year in a row — 53,000+ units, +14% year over year. And now in 2026, the..
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70% of Alberta’s 2025 starts were multi-residential
54,900 new homes started in Alberta in 2025. A 70-year record. Most people read that as a single-family boom. It isn’t. Here’s what the data actually shows: → 70% of Alberta’s 2025 starts were multi-residential — rowhouse, multiplex, apartments → Missing middle housing is up ~10% vs the 10-year average across major Alberta CMAs →..
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