Edmonton Realtor

When selecting an Edmonton Realtor, you will of course have the ultimate goal of getting the best deal possible and using someone you trust. Whether you are a newcomer to Edmonton, Alberta or Canada we are proud to be able to recommend the services of professional realtor, Cliff Turner.

If you are like the majority of people, the buying and selling of Real Estate will be the largest financial transactions you ever make. You will be looking at numbers in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, and each decision you make will have an impact. For this reason, you must be very careful when choosing who will coach you through your real estate transactions.

As a full time, experienced Edmonton Realtor , it is Cliff's job to show you every option at each step in the process and coach you as to which option is the best in each situation. It is also his job to negotiate on your behalf and communicate with others in the transaction so as to keep the process as stress free as possible for you.

He kindly provides a monthly update on the Edmonton real estate market at the base of this page so just scroll down for the details.

As an experienced Edmonton Realtor, Cliff offers an exceptional level of service and has supplied testimonials to that effect from a selection of his satisfied customers:

“Because I was a first-time buyer, I had reservations about the whole process. I didn't feel ready for the "hassle" of buying a home. After one meeting with Cliff, my tone completely changed. Cliff’s information packet and his knowledge of the business reassured me that it could actually be quite simple, and that the parts that weren't simple, he would take care of.” D. Walsh

“Just after we found the perfect home, I had an eye injury at my place of work. It wasn't the greatest timing as I had various appointments and decisions to make. Cliff went out of his way to assist me during that period and I was basically stress-free at a point when I thought it would be the opposite.” H. Shupe

“Cliff is a person of his word and he can be counted on at any time, especially when there is a bump in the road. His level of service is above par, and I am happy to say that I have and will continue to recommend Cliff to others.” A. Barkley

In order to be able to procide this level of service, Cliff adheres to a strict code of business ethics which is summarised below:

"My business is based on giving quality service based on solid business ethics.

I do not just sell houses to people, I coach people through their real estate transaction.

My goal is to establish long term business relationships with my clients.

I do not apply sales pressure to my clients, instead, I work to alleviate their anxiety.

My clients are always in control of their transaction while receiving constant guidance from me.

I use thorough preparation and strategic thinking to bring about desired results for my clients."

If you would like to make contact with Cliff and request further, no obligation advice from an experienced Edmonton Realtor, then please simply complete the contact form below.

In the first quarter of 2008, housing prices remained relatively stable. Small monthly fluctuations resulted in slight overall price increases since January 1 according to the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton for sales through the Multiple Listing Service®.

"Now is the time to be buying," said Marc Perras, president of the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton. "The selection of available homes is very high and prices will increase by year end as inventory levels drop. The interest rate dropped last month and that made it possible for a wider range of buyers to enter the market as well."

At the end of March, there were 9,464 residential properties available in the Edmonton area. That is up 1,220 properties from February and up 268% from a year ago. With the high inventory, demand was strong with residential sales near traditional volumes. There were 1,557 residential properties sold in March with new listings of 4,236 for a sales-to-listing ratio of 37%. Days-on-market dropped one day to 51 as compared to last month.

Single family home prices rose for the second month in a row to an average* sale price of $387,632 in March. After two months of price increases condo prices dropped back slightly (-0.48%) to $263,023 and duplex and rowhouse prices ($308,908) recovered from a five month slide to increase 4.8% over the previous month. The average residential price (which includes SFD, condo, duplex, mobile homes and other types of residential property) was up another 1.6% to $343,760. The average residential price is 5.66% higher than March 2007.

"Total MLS® sales are off as compared to a year ago. Total sales of $610 million in March were down 31% from the record setting pace in March 2007," said Perras. In the first quarter REALTORS® sold over $1.5 billion worth of real estate in Edmonton and area.