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Canmore is Calgary’s happy plaCe by PePPer rodriguez
It is said you can’t buy happiness but buying a home in Canmore comes pretty close. The promise that Canmore holds has always been as a haven for city-weary denizens looking for some respite from the hurly burly, and the town’s fresh mountain air and soothing views of the Rockies has always been the tonic against the daily grind. As the province slowly finds its way back to normal, Canmore is again stirring with new activity. There are reports that recreational home market is seeing a new vitality, and Canmore will certainly benefit from this. 28 New Home + Condo Guide | June 25–July 23, 2021
A Royal LePage survey released in June says the aggregate price of a secondary property in Canada’s recreational regions is expected to increase 15 per cent across the country to $502,730. In Alberta, already commanding some of the highest prices for recreational property in the country, that number could rise to six per cent to $942,881. These days, Canmore seems to be bursting with promise and potential and a palpable energy is coursing through its Main Street once again. As in previous years, the epicentre of the action seems to be in
Spring Creek Mountain Village. “Spring Creek is at the heart of Canmore, offering diverse home options so that people can own and live how they want, whether it be full time, for vacation use or as a rental income property,” says the developer Frank Kernick. “With our central location we have 360-degree views of the Rocky Mountains and are a short walk to Main Street and all of the activities that Canmore has to offer. Our owners love the Spring Creek vision that celebrates a friendly atmosphere and sense of connectedness to the surrounding natural environment.”