The U.S. economy added 224,000 jobs in June 2019, far exceeding economists expectations of 140,000 new jobs. The better than expected June jobs report marks 105 consecutive months of jobs growth – the longest in U.S. history.
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The Edmonton International Airport expects to mark a major milestone before the end of this year — more people will be heading to the airport area to shop or work each day than to board flights.
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The Bank of Mom and Dad isn’t just financing an increasing number of home purchases as affordability issues persist in Canada’s major cities.
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There has been much talk lately about a potential oil glut in 2020, most notably by the IEA in their latest monthly oil report, but such predictions are predicated on two faulty assumptions, first being global oil demand estimates are accurate, and the second, strong US shale supply growth will continue unabated regardless of prevailing oil prices.
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The second quarter saw continued momentum in Calgary’s newer purpose-built rental market with the launch of six new purpose-built rental projects.
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You’ve probably never heard of Executive Millwork, a Calgary company that designs, builds and installs custom woodwork.
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Real estate touches every part of our lives — our homes, workplaces, where we shop, and even where we try to get away. So it won’t be surprising that real estate was the largest industry in the United States as of 2018. But at a time where technology is at the forefront across all industries, the real estate industry spends less than 1% on information technology.
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Global oil demand growth has undoubtedly slowed down this year, but loosening monetary policies from major central banks could help oil demand growth pick up from the current levels, Virendra Chauhan, oil analyst at Energy Aspects, told CNBC on Monday.
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Aquatera water could be on its way to Wembley by early next week. Despite delays caused by a leak, Engineering Services Manager Ralph Wohlgemuth says things are now back on track to turn on the tap.
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The Town of Sylvan Lake is considering upgrades to a pedestrian crossing near Steffie Woima School.
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