Introduction: Step into the future of St. Albert's real estate landscape with our latest offerings - Nouveau Jensen Lakes and Cherot. As St. Albert continues to grow and evolve, these new communities stand as testaments to innovation, community living, and modern convenience. Join us as we take you on a virtual tour of these exciting developments, and discover why they might just be the perfect place for your next home.

Nouveau Jensen Lakes: A Vision of Modern Living Nouveau Jensen Lakes is not just a community; it's a vision of modern living. With contemporary architecture, lush green spaces, and an array of amenities, this community is designed for those who seek a perfect blend of style and comfort. Explore our featured listings in Nouveau Jensen Lakes to envision your life in this forward-thinking neighborhood.

Cherot: Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow Cherot is where tradition meets tomorrow, offering a unique blend of timeless charm and modern innovation. With thoughtfully designed homes and a strong sense of community, Cherot is poised to become one of St. Albert's most sought-after neighborhoods. Explore our Cherot listings and discover the perfect home that balances the best of the past and the future.

Key Features of Nouveau Jensen Lakes and Cherot:

• Architectural Innovation: Explore homes designed with the latest architectural trends and modern aesthetics.
• Green Spaces: Enjoy access to beautifully landscaped parks and green spaces for relaxation and recreation.
• Community Amenities: Discover the convenience of nearby amenities, from shopping centers to schools and healthcare facilities.

Important St. Albert Web Pages: To make your exploration of St. Albert even more comprehensive, be sure to check out these important web pages:

1. City of St. Albert Official Website: City of St. Albert Get to know the official information about the city, including services, events, and community resources.

2. St. Albert Schools and Education: St. Albert Public Schools Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools Explore the educational opportunities available for your family in St. Albert.

3. Recreation and Events: St. Albert Culture Stay updated on the vibrant cultural scene and events that make St. Albert a dynamic place to live.

4. St. Albert Real Estate Market Information: St. Albert Real Estate Market Reports Gain insights into the local real estate market trends and statistics.

Conclusion: The future of St. Albert is bright, and these new communities - Nouveau Jensen Lakes and Cherot - exemplify the city's commitment to innovation and community living. Start your journey towards a new home in St. Albert today by exploring these exciting developments. For more information, personalized assistance, or to schedule a viewing, reach out to us. Your dream home in St. Albert awaits!

How to Streamline the Home Selling Process

Whether it's your own home, an investment property or Grandma's house, there are some basic steps that will make the selling process easier. While most homeowners dread the process of readying a home for sale and preparing for a move, experienced sellers have managed to pare it down to a science. Here are a handful of ways to make it all easier on yourself.

Dispose of Unnecessary Clutter

It matters little if you have lived at the same address for 10 months, 10 years or a lifetime, the time to start shedding some of your belongings is the moment you first think about selling and moving on. Everyone collects. However, the time to lighten the load is before the move, not after. The sooner you begin to sort, organize and dispose of unnecessary belongings, the easier the selling process will be.

If you are in the position of having to sell an inherited house or dispose of a relative's belongings, consider asking for help from other family members or even an estate sale service. It can be agonizing to have to cull through a lifetime of memories without some physical and emotional support.

Collect the necessary documents in advance

You will need ownership papers, including deeds and surveys, tax documents, appraisals, insurance policies, mortgage records, itemizations of improvements and repairs, utility service contracts and bills, and a myriad of other real estate records that might be required by your attorney, tax accountant, real estate agent or title company. If you don't have them all filed and easily accessible, make that Priority Number 2 on your To Do List.

Update, Update, Update

Take a long, hard look at the property with wide-open eyes. Or, better yet, enlist a trusted friend, a professional stager, or a real estate broker to perform a walkthrough with you, pointing out strong points and possible areas of improvement. This is the time to freshen up the landscaping, jazz up the home's street appeal, replace sagging gutters, repaint a room or two, add a ceiling fan or change out a dated light fixture. Statistics show that buyers today expect to spend some money after move-in to personalize a home, so this is not the time to knock out walls, add bookcases or build an outdoor fireplace.

Clean and Make Repairs

Get serious about cleaning and shining. Make sure everything from the doorbell to the screen door lock operates correctly. Replace hardware and doorstops that are broken, broken tile and missing weatherstripping. Have the carpets cleaned; replace all light bulbs and be sure they all match; install new furnace, vent and air conditioning filters. Clean kitchen and bathroom cabinets, pantry and closet shelves, and the garage. Cleanliness and minor repairs to make the house seem put together can improve a buyer's impression of the home.

Stage and Take Professional Photographs

If your real estate agent doesn't suggest professional staging, consider scheduling a brief consultation with a professional stager yourself. The fees are typically reasonable, and the benefits, according to nationwide reports, include fewer days on market and substantially higher initial offers. Also, because up to 90 percent of buyers today first view home listings online, insist that your house be treated to a professional photo shoot by a photographer who specializes in real estate or architectural work.

Consult a Real Estate Agent

Even if yours is a "hot market," look for someone you'll feel comfortable with. Ask about experience and professional certification, local market knowledge, selling experience, closing stats, comparable properties, and marketing plans. Develop a time table for listing, and determine workable procedures for scheduling showings and holding open houses. Ask for suggestions or advice about ways to boost your home's appeal and consult them about any questions you may have during the selling process.