carlislegroupcalgary
Carlisle Group Calgary is one of the largest condominium developers in Western Canada, and has developed projects in Alberta, B.C,, Ontario, Hawaii, California and Arizona. It's focus is on large four story wood frame projects ranging in size from 100-400 units. Annually it delivers between 1000-1500 units to the market place. Carlisle has in the past developed several large high-rise towers in Canada and the US.
Carlisle Group is the market leader in developing low rise condominiums catering to the entry level market and the down-sizing market, offering our...
One of the best aspects of condo living is their relative affordability. Of course, you need to take into account maintenance fees, but the overall cost of purchasing a condo will be cheaper than a townhome, semi- or detached-home.
Ever hear the term “Property Ladder” used? It’s actually quite an apropos term. Your first step on a ladder, the bottom rung, is the right place to start. You’ve taken the first step to climbing the ladder. You have to use the first rung to climb up to the second rung. And you can’t get to the third rung without using the second. Continue reading “EMERALD SKY: The Homebuyer’s Plan” →
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Carlisle Group's Emerald Sky at Kincora, located in northwest Calgary, has opened its first showsuite and the first release of townhomes is now on sale.
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Is it time to buy a condo? With the price of real estate, many people are trying to decide whether to rent or buy. There are two ways to look at this question – the long term and the immediate.
