Realtor Kamal Bhattarai

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Realtor Kamal Bhattarai Kamal Bhattarai, a licensed Realtor, excels in residential, commercial, and rural real estate transactions.

Kamal Bhattarai, a licensed Realtor and the CEO of Global iTech Systems, brings a unique blend of expertise to the real estate industry. He holds a Master of Science in IT and an MBA in Project Management from Colorado Technical University in Denver, Colorado, USA. With a strong background as a software developer, digital marketing instructor, and accomplished entrepreneur, Kamal combines his diverse skills to deliver exceptional results for his clients. Specializing in residential, commercial, and rural real estate, Kamal is dedicated to providing outstanding service. He takes pride in guiding first-time homebuyers, helping homeowners upgrade to their dream properties, and assisting businesses with buying or selling offices and commercial spaces. With his deep knowledge of business management, IT, and digital marketing, Kamal offers valuable insights and strategies to meet his clients’ needs. Whether finding the perfect home or securing the best value for a property, Kamal ensures every transaction is smooth, rewarding, and tailored to his clients' goals.

11/09/2026

Canada's Real Estate Recovery Takes Shape | Kamal Bhattarai, REALTOR® specilization for Residential, Commercial & Rural Properties

11/05/2026

Canada's Affordability Recovery Faces 2027 Pressure | Kamal Bhattarai, REALTOR® specilization for Residential, Commercial & Rural Properties

11/04/2026

Calgary Home Prices Forecast to Gain 1.5% | Kamal Bhattarai, REALTOR® specilization for Residential, Commercial & Rural Properties
Calgary’s real estate market continues to show resilience, even as national trends soften. According to a revised year-end outlook, Calgary is projected to see home prices rise by about 1%–2% in late Q4 2026. This stands out, especially given that the broader housing forecast was lowered after a weaker-than-anticipated third quarter—economic uncertainty and higher borrowing costs have kept many buyers on the sidelines. While buyers here are finding more negotiating room, overall confidence hasn’t bounced back enough to fuel a strong recovery in sales just yet. Still, Calgary’s steady price growth highlights the underlying strength of our local market. As someone who specializes in residential, commercial, and rural real estate in Calgary, I’m always watching these trends closely to help you make informed decisions.

11/03/2026

Changing views on 'starter homes' in Alberta as buyers take longer-term approach
I'm seeing a real shift in how people view 'starter homes' here in Alberta. With Calgary’s benchmark home price sitting around $566,000, and properties under $500,000 in high demand, most first-time buyers—often in their mid-30s—are now treating these initial purchases as long-term investments rather than just a temporary step. The current rental market is also playing a big role, prompting many to take their time before making the leap into ownership. As someone who works with buyers across residential, commercial, and rural markets, I understand how important it is to approach these decisions with both caution and confidence. If you have questions about how this evolving landscape might affect your next move, I’m always here to share my insights.

11/02/2026

Calgary Housing Market Cools | Kamal Bhattarai, REALTOR® specilization for Residential, Commercial & Rural Properties
As someone deeply connected to Calgary’s real estate landscape, I’m seeing the market shift gears this late-Q3. The city’s residential benchmark settled at $566,700, with sales down about 4% year-over-year to 1,650 and new listings dropping roughly 11%. This cooler pace means buyers can take a bit more time to weigh their options, as inventory now sits at 6,500 homes (down 6%), with about four months’ supply on hand.

Detached and semi-detached homes have held steady amid the transition—detached sales up 4% to 896, and semi-detached up 5% to 163. Prices in these segments remain strong, near $739,400 and $685,200 respectively. Meanwhile, higher-density properties are feeling more pressure: row home sales fell 18% and apartments 14%, with benchmarks at $412,400 and $291,400.

It’s worth noting that over the past three years, most new construction in Calgary has focused on apartments and row homes. This explains why we’re seeing very different trends by property type. Navigating these shifts—whether you’re looking at a detached, semi, or condo—calls for tailored advice. That’s where I aim to make the difference for my clients, drawing on insight across all property types in our city.

Office-to-Residential Conversions Continue to Shape Canadian CitiesIt’s fascinating to see more than 10 million square f...
11/01/2026

Office-to-Residential Conversions Continue to Shape Canadian Cities
It’s fascinating to see more than 10 million square feet of Canadian office space transitioning into approximately 17,000 residential units. This wave of conversions is reshaping our cityscapes and breathing new life into urban neighborhoods. Each city is taking a unique approach—while demand for prime office locations grows, older office buildings are being thoughtfully repurposed for residential living. Having worked extensively across residential, commercial, and rural real estate here in Calgary, I’m especially interested in how these transformations create fresh opportunities for both buyers and sellers. The way we adapt our spaces says a lot about our communities—and it’s exciting to be a part of that evolution.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/kamal-bhattarai/2145380-Office-to-Residential-Conversions-Continue-to-Shape-Canadian

Calgary home prices are expected to rise before the end of 2026As someone who works closely with Calgary’s residential, ...
10/31/2026

Calgary home prices are expected to rise before the end of 2026
As someone who works closely with Calgary’s residential, commercial, and rural markets, I’m always watching the numbers for my clients. In Q3 2026, Calgary’s average home price dipped slightly—down 0.5% to $690,400. Single-family homes saw only a minor drop of 0.1%, while condos experienced a 3.8% decrease, largely due to oversupply. These shifts are tied to slower immigration and ongoing economic uncertainty. Still, the outlook is for a rebound: prices are projected to rise by 1.5% before the year wraps up. Understanding these trends helps buyers and sellers make informed decisions in a dynamic market.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/kamal-bhattarai/2176347-Calgary-home-prices-are-expected-to-rise-before-the-end-of-2

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