The cost of renting in Southern California rose last year at the fastest pace in nine years, according to the Consumer Price Index.
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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Water meter anger resurfaces
INNISFAIL – The alarm has been raised again over water bill issues in the community.
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How to Avoid Being Hurt by the Great Chinese Western Property Retreat
The story I wrote last week about President Donald Trump risking crashing the New York real estate market with his tough stance of China raised some interest among subscribers.
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Closing Ministik School debate rages on
The fate of Ministik School is one step closer to being determined.
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Demand for industrial property in Dubai weakens
Demand for industrial property in Dubai is weakening as the real estate slowdown extends from homes to warehouses.
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New Study: Canadian M&A Expected to be Robust in 2017
TORONTO, Jan. 31, 2017 /CNW/ – A majority (66%) of M&A practitioners predict a rise in Canadian M&A activity in 2017 from 2016’s record level, according to a new M&A study produced by Citi, in conjunction with Mergermarket. Moreover, none of the 50 senior Canadian practitioners interviewed believes that M&A volumes in Canada will decrease in 2017, the study found.
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Property prices fell due to cash crunch, may dip further: Economic Survey
NEW DELHI: Property prices fell due to cash crunch following demonetisation and could decline further as investing undeclared income in real estate becomes more difficult, says the Economic Survey.
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New data shows Sydney suburbs with fastest rising rents
Sydney may be in the grip of an apartment boom, but the construction of thousands of units across the city has done little to put a lid on rents, according to an analysis of the latest rental data.
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A building boom is nearing record levels across some of Britain’s biggest cities
LONDON — The UK’s largest regional cities are seeing near-record levels of construction activity as developers invest heavily in commercial and residential real estate, according to an annual review by Deloitte.
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Drug house in Calgary shut down and must be sold
Alberta Sheriffs and the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods unit (SCAN) are boarding up a known drug house in the northeast and the owner has agreed to sell it.
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