While the majority of council’s time is serving the living, their focus was briefly turned to providing services to the dead.
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Monthly Archives: January 2020
Covenant continues process of redeveloping old school
Covenant Health’s plans for redeveloping the now vacant Riverside School is progressing, including aspects of its historical significance.
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Property shares: pile in or be cautious?
We’ve often cautioned that Price-to-earnings growth (PEG) measures aren’t the best way to assess the property sector, which is why investors need to look beyond the excellent showing of housebuilders in our growth-at-right-price (GARP) screen.
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Alternative investments: Spotlight on property
In the second of this four-part series we’ll lift the lid on investing in property. Please note that this article is not personal advice and if you’re unsure that an investment is right for you, seek advice. All investments fall as well as rise in value, so you could get back less than you invest. Yields are variable, not guaranteed, nor a reliable indicator of future income.
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Property sector struggling in South Africa
CAPE TOWN – Office, industrial and retail property brokers perceive market activity to have declined in the fourth quarter of 2019, a survey showed yesterday.
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Council rejects giving Rotary Club additional funding for golf course expansion
The Rotary Club of Fort McMurray is not getting anymore municipal funding for their golf course after a 6-2 vote during Tuesday’s general meeting.
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ARLA Propertymark: Rental prices continue to rise
The number of tenants negotiating a rent reduction fell to 1.1% from 1.6% in November which is the lowest figure since records began.
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Okotoks council forges ahead on area structure plan
Traffic and water topped the list of resident concerns for the proposed West Okotoks Area Structure Plan.
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Oakland Should Force Landlords To Share Accurate Rent Payment Records
The Oakland City Council has focused on making it harder for landlords to price housing rents out of the reach of many of Oakland’s long time tenants. It has also passed a law that prohibits criminal background checks. But one area of focus that Oakland City Councilmembers have not paid attention to is reporting of rent payments.
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Home price gains continued to heat up in November, with Phoenix, Charlotte and Tampa leading the way, S&P Case-Shiller index says
After cooling for much of last year, home price gains are accelerating again.
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