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Rural North East Horse Hills Real Estate Stats - December 13, 2018:
Active, residential real estate prices in Rural North East Horse Hills had an average listing price of $1271025. Currently the most expensive listing in the area is $1682150, while the lowest priced property can be purchased for only $859900. An excellent way to compare real estate prices is by using price per square foot of living space. Rural North East Horse Hills has a current average price of $971 per square foot. This is for homes that are averaging 2.0 beds, 2.5 bathrooms and 1397 sqft. Click on area links below for areas stats, area news and active real estate for sale.
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- First Nation sues Alberta, says oilsands project threatens sacred site - Edmonton Journal First Nation sues Alberta, says oilsands project threatens sacred site Edmonton JournalAn Alberta First Nation is suing the province over development approvals that the band says threaten sacred land the government has promised to protect.
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- From $10 to $100: Parking tickets at University of Alberta set to skyrocket - Edmonton Journal From $10 to $100: Parking tickets at University of Alberta set to skyrocket Edmonton JournalTickets for parking violations at the University of Alberta are about to get a whole lot more expensive for vehicle owners.
- Watch: Alberta bans mandatory high heels at work - Edmonton Journal Watch: Alberta bans mandatory high heels at work Edmonton JournalAlberta Labour Minister Christina Gray said Alberta will follow B.C. and Manitoba by banning mandatory high heel policies in the workplace.“Mandatory high ...
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- German researchers looking for family of Alberta man linked to Second World War crash site - Edmonton Journal German researchers looking for family of Alberta man linked to Second World War crash site Edmonton JournalResearchers are trying to locate family members of a downed airman from Alberta who died when his bomber crashed in Germany...
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- Edmonton Organization Indigo Harm Reduction Seeks Funds for Advanced Drug-Testing Tech—a First for Alberta - VUE Weekly Edmonton Organization Indigo Harm Reduction Seeks Funds for Advanced Drug-Testing Tech—a First for Alberta VUE WeeklyIn the wake of yet more fentanyl-related deaths in Alberta, a local harm-reduction group is hoping to raise money for...
- Thursday's letters: Ticket jaywalkers to save lives - Edmonton Journal Thursday's letters: Ticket jaywalkers to save lives Edmonton JournalThe City of Edmonton is trying to do its best to eliminate pedestrian deaths by installing more crosswalks, making existing crosswalks safer, and by installing ...
- Edmonton weather: Western Alberta under snowfall warning - Edmonton Journal Edmonton weather: Western Alberta under snowfall warning Edmonton JournalAreas in western Alberta could be in for a bucket load of snow with up to 20 centimetres expect to fall over the next 24 hours, Environment Canada said ...
- Alberta injects $1 billion more into petrochemical upgrading program - Edmonton Journal Alberta injects $1 billion more into petrochemical upgrading program Edmonton JournalPremier Rachel Notley is injecting $1 billion into a petrochemical upgrading program as energy producers struggle with a troubling oil price differential.
Rural North East Horse Hills Real Estate Stats
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Rural North East Horse Hills Real Estate Currently For Sale
| Average | Min | Max | |
|---|---|---|---|
| List Price: | $ 1271025 | $ 859900 | $ 1682150 |
| Days On Market: | 204 days | 196 days | 211 days |
| Sq. Ft.: | 1397 sq ft. | 1200 sq ft. | 1593 sq ft. |
| Price / Sq. Ft.: | $971 /sq ft. | $540 /sq ft. | $1402 /sq ft. |
| Beds: | 2.0 beds | 1 beds | 3 beds |
| Baths: | 2.5 baths | 2 baths | 3 baths |
| Home Age: | 33.0 years | 23 years | 43 years |
Rural North East Horse Hills Real Estate For Sale
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MaxWell Challenge Realty
201 6650 177 Street,
Edmonton,
Alberta
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