As the third year anniversary of the 2016 wildfires approaches, Mayor Don Scott said that he, like many others, will be reflecting on everything that has happened since the disaster.
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Monthly Archives: April 2019
To avoid drowning in big-city rental payments, people are living on boats
In many of the largest cities in the US, apartment rental prices are enough to leave even high earners underwater.
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Malaysia’s southern state of Johor calls for property purchase restrictions by foreigners to be halved to bolster real estate sales
The Johor Real Estate and Housing Developers Association (Rehda) is calling on the government to consider reviewing the current threshold of property acquisition by foreigners.
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Six Cities Leading Shift toward a Buyers’ Market, According to First American Real House Price Index
—Data on the movement of unadjusted house prices during the early spring home-buying season won’t be available for a few more months, but it’s quite likely that price appreciation will accelerate again, says Chief Economist Mark Fleming—
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Town of Cochrane develops water strategy
A civic water strategy is in the works to ensure that future supply remains appropriate as the town’s population continues to undergo substantial growth.
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Council holds off on major Heartland changes
New considerations in the planning of Heartland will have a significant impact on the layout of the highway-facing side of the community and its retail options.
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Hedge fund pays highest-ever UK office rent in Mayfair
London’s hedge-fund heartland has broken a record for the UK’s highest office rent, the Evening Standard can reveal.
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CORK ON THE RISE
Cork is buzzing and exciting developments can be seen throughout the city and county. We are seeing the start of the most significant growth period for Cork since independence, writes Tánaiste Simon Coveney.
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Number of rental properties to be increased through £43 million fund
The Scottish Government has announced it will provide £30 million of funding to help boost the number of properties being built for private rent.
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Airbnb gets MadeComfy with local start-up
Airbnb has signed a strategic partnership with local short-term rental business MadeComfy, adding to a string of deals Airbnb has done in the last six months with businesses piggybacking off the global short-stay giant.
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