Airdrie House & Home

With much of 2020 spent social distancing to help slow the spread of COVID-19, many Airdronians made the shift from working at an office to working from home.

Blustery winter days are made for staying home, and that time can be put to good use with home improvement projects that won’t require a loan to complete.

Finding the perfect home that ticks all the boxes on your wish list can seem like a fantasy, but that is precisely what you’ll get with Shane Homes in Hillcrest.

Roy Batalon will soon be calling Skyview Ranch home-sweet-home. After friends shared their great experience of purchasing a home from Partners Development Group, he went to see what the builder had to offer at its Central by partners development.

As winter settles in, many Airdronians will likely spend some not-so-quality-time stuck on the Queen Elizabeth II Highway.

Airdrie residential sales year to date (YTD) is sitting at 897 units, which is 3 per cent higher than the same time last year.

Summer 2020 was unlike any other as the COVID-19 pandemic cancelled travel plans, closed or reduced admittance at pools and made masks and physical distancing the norm.

The reach of the COVID-19 pandemic extended to Airdrie’s housing market, causing home sales to drop nearly 14 per cent between April and June, compared to the same period last year.

We have all had to adjust since COVID-19 pandemic began, but students and parents, in particular, have had to adapt to a new reality as March school closures brought educating to the home.

After keeping an eye out for the perfect house at the perfect price for about four years and visiting countless show homes, Bobbie Zadorozny, Micheal Power and their daughter Lacy knew they had found the home for their family when they saw The Alexan