Curtis Prokopchuk spoke with Global News about the growing number of Canadians relocating to Alberta from other provinces. He explained that approximately one-quarter of his clients at the time were moving from outside Calgary and that many were purchasing homes to become part of the community rather than solely as investors. The interview explored how housing affordability, lifestyle, and migration from British Columbia and Ontario were contributing to increased demand and rising Alberta home prices.

Curtis Prokopchuk spoke with Global News following the Bank of Canada's first interest-rate reduction in more than four years. He explained that although lower rates offered some relief, they could also increase buyer demand and place further upward pressure on Calgary home prices. Curtis also discussed the risks of waiting for lower rates while property values continue rising, noting that some buyers had already seen prices increase significantly while delaying their purchase.

Curtis Prokopchuk was interviewed by Global News about Calgary's highly competitive resale housing market. He discussed how increased migration and limited inventory were causing well-priced homes to sell quickly and frequently attract multiple offers. Curtis also explained that lower interest rates could create even more competition by increasing the number of buyers able to qualify for financing. He advised buyers to complete their mortgage pre-approval and preparation before beginning their home search.

Curtis Prokopchuk was featured in The Globe and Mail discussing the sale of a four-bedroom investment property near Sylvan Lake. The article examines the pricing strategy, negotiations, and market conditions surrounding the sale after the investor reduced their original expectations and accepted a final price of $569,000. The feature provides insight into Alberta recreational and secondary-property markets, including how pricing, location, property condition, and buyer demand can influence the final outcome.