PETALING JAYA (July 20): The Malaysian Institute of Professional Estate Agents and Consultants (MIPEAC) says more foreigners should be encouraged to take up the Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme and to invest in Malaysian properties as this could help ease the current glut in the property sector.
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Airports are shaping business location and urban development in the 21st century as much as highways did in the 20th, railroads in the 19th, and seaports in the 18th, according to property research.
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Limits are being placed on immigration in New Zealand.
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OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada has lowered the rate used by mortgage stress tests to determine whether would-be homeowners can qualify, marking the first drop in three years.
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Slowing oil demand growth and a persistent global glut will cap oil prices and keep them from rising too much, barring serious escalations in geopolitical tensions, Fatih Birol, the executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), said on Friday.
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A tentative deal has been reached between the city and the Calgary Flames for a new arena to replace the Saddledome.
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CALGARY – The National Energy Board has cleared the way for construction to resume on portions of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project by re-validating all the orders and decisions it enjoyed before its permits were overturned last year.
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The Alberta government made a bold move last week. At the Council of the Federation meeting in Saskatoon, Premier Jason Kenney announced that Alberta would be unilaterally dropping half of its exceptions to the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA), and committed to reviewing the remaining ones.
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Drawing a line down Elbow Drive from north to south traces a rough timeline of Calgary community creation. This one road spans nearly 60 years of development – starting with some of Calgary’s earliest, inner-city neighbourhoods and ending with several of the
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Perhaps one of Calgary’s most vibrant and eclectic communities, the Beltline has something for everyone – fabulous restaurants, hip cocktail bars, a variety of pubs and craft breweries, upscale grocery stores, green space galore, and an enticing selection of condo-style housing for buyers of all stripes.
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