Holland & Associates Real Estate

09/02/2026

The evolution of at-home fitness. 🏋🏻

The traditional home gym has evolved well beyond a treadmill in the basement.

Dedicated fitness spaces are now being designed with overall wellness in mind, incorporating features like yoga and meditation areas, ballet barres, at-home reformer Pilates machines, and even indoor sports courts, as shown here.

Smart fitness mirrors and connected workout systems like Peloton are also making it easier to bring guided classes and personalized fitness programs into the everyday home.

And while these amenities remain more common in luxury homes, homeowners at every budget are embracing the same philosophy by creating flexible spaces that support movement, fitness, and overall well-being.

Head to the Edmonton Real Estate Blog where we explore how a focus on health and wellness is changing home design in 2026. 💻 Link in bio.

08/29/2026

City of Edmonton - Local Government

This single-family home is literally being engulfed by two eightplexes and a multi plex now starting.

And this is increasingly what we’re seeing across Edmonton.

CMHC funding from the federal government has helped spur this kind of development, combined with an extremely relaxed zoning bylaw. When this went before Council, we were told there would be little to no impact.

Yet here we are.

This area now has makeshift water lines running to people’s homes because the infrastructure has failed. Some of these rentals have already experienced flooding issues, sit vacant, and they are not accessible for seniors.

We’re told one thing, while the exact opposite is happening on the ground. Because our city has business and industrial collapse, and as they cannot manage or effectively manage all the vacant land we could densify like Blatchford, the quarters, downtown and northlands, they are desperate for tax uplift.

And as a homeowner, your rights are disappearing. Your right to light. Your right to privacy. Your ability to enjoy your own property without being surrounded by massive apartment style developments. Context has been lost. Planning lazy.

Yes, there were “tweaks” to the zoning bylaw that came into effect August 1st. But don’t kid yourself: those changes make virtually no difference to what can be built. On a typical lot, you can still build developments like this and the infrastructure still has to absorb the impact. In this case, it’s failed despite the community being told it’s fine - there are hoses running on the ground for water.

If you own a single-family home, this could come beside you.

If a property next to you comes up for sale, be prepared. Consider purchasing it, securing a restrictive covenant, or sign the petition in my bio calling on the provincial government to intervene in Edmonton’s zoning bylaw.

We need to bring some reasonableness back to planning and make sure development actually meets the needs of the communities it’s being built in.

Because this is a prime example of the disconnect between what homeowners were promised and what is actually happening.

08/27/2026

08/26/2026

From $200K to $5 million+, has a key for every budget. 🔑

We pride ourselves on helping Edmonton buyers and sellers at every price point, from condos and investment properties to vacant lots, luxury listings, and everything in between.

Whether you’re looking for your very first property or a sprawling estate in communities like Glenora or Crestwood, our philosophy is simple: every single client deserves top-tier representation, sharp negotiation, and an exceptional real estate experience.

The price tag might change, but our standard of service never does.

Swipe for a quick peek at the variety of Edmonton homes for sale that we’re representing right now.

4813 Donsdale Dr | $1,250,000 |MLS E4494193
10214 125 Street | $1,895,000 | MLS E4504281
1626 33A Street | $339,900 | MLS E4483694
112 Westbrook Drive | $4,995,000 | MLS E4486583
12223 107 Street | $249,900 | MLS E4495169
14362 Park Drive | $900,000 | MLS E4505544
13615 Buena Vista Road | $999,900 | MLS E4502121
4809 Donsdale Drive | $1,250,000 | MLS E4494191
906 9819 104 Street | $225,000 | MLS E4498198
703 Dalhousie Way | $2,395,000 | MLS E4504158
14719 62 Street | $499,900 | MLS E4504286

Interested in learning more about how we can help you buy or sell your home? ✉️ DM us to start the conversation.



📍4813 Donsdale Drive

The Birdhouse by 𝗕𝗢𝗦𝗦 𝗗𝗘𝗦𝗜𝗚𝗡

📍10214 125 Street

Family-Friendly Townhome Living

📍1626 33A Street

Luxury Alongside the Whitemud Creek Ravine

📍112 Westbrook Drive

Land Dev Opportunity 📍12223 107 Street

Parkview Ravine-Backing Lot 📍14362 Park Drive

Beautiful Bi-Level in Laurier Heights

📍13615 Buena Vista Road

Vacant Lot with River Views

📍4809 Donsdale Drive

Downtown Living with a View

📍906 9819 104 Street

Modern Living on the Wedgewood Ravine

📍703 Dalhousie Way

A Mid-Century Modern Bungalow

📍14719 62 Street

08/20/2026

08/20/2026

Modern Luxury Designed Around the Wedgewood Ravine.

When the original homeowners of a property work in the new home construction industry, you know you’re in for something special.

They know exactly what it takes to build an extraordinary house—which materials matter, where to invest, and how to incorporate the ‘best of the best’ into the spaces where life unfolds.

With 703 Dalhousie Way, that industry expertise is immediately apparent.

💫 Luxury fixtures and finishes by brands like Artemide VERSACE Moooi and Colombo Design.

🍽️ A Labradorite granite waterfall countertop in the kitchen.

🚙 A 5-car garage tucked below grade to preserve the ravine views.

🌲 3 separate balconies and exterior living spaces.

Learn more about this Edmonton home for sale on our blog. Link in bio for the feature.

📍703 Dalhousie Way NW | $2,395,000 | MLS E4504158