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When planning an upward move, everyone looks for more room in their new home, with greater amenities and accessibility to work and shopping. Perhaps even more importantly, people are happiest when they live in an area where they can establish lasting social connections.

Families want to live in a community of people that interact, not just exist in an attractive subdivision. This means finding a home in a neighbourhood that has abundant public spaces, access to green space and recreational facilities for the whole family.

One of the most common questions for homeowners is whether or not it is worth the time and money to develop an unfinished basement. Chances are you’re already using your basement as a storage area, but should you take the plunge and finish it so you utilize it even more? There are a number of advantages that come with developing your basement and using it for more than just a place to keep boxes.

A lot of buyers searching for a new home in Calgary are willing to pay extra for home features that will ultimately make their lives easier. For this reason, more new homes are being built with customized ensuites in order to cater to the busy lifestyles of homeowners.

Young, growing families have changing needs, especially working couples with one or more children. For this reason, a versatile ensuite that accommodates these needs is high on their list of priorities. If you are a homeowner to whom this sounds all too familiar, consider the ensuite options below for your new home.

The best part about buying a brand new house is being in control of the design of your new home so that it fits your family's specific organizational needs. How often have you looked at messy spaces in your home and thought, "If we just had better storage here, we could be organized!" Apartment spaces and older homes often get untidy for a reason - they were not designed with you specifically in mind.

With the ability to easily communicate from any location, working from home has become a popular option in recent years. Whether you telecommute to a corporate job or have your own home-based business, working at home eliminates tedious travel to a separate office.

However, working at home can be challenging due to the many distractions around you, such as dishes to be done, vacuuming to do and a dog wanting to be walked. How do you escape those distractions and focus on your work? The answer is to add a flex room to your new home.