The Alberta government is moving toward flood mitigation on the Bow River with Thursday’s 2020 budget, allocating $15 million over three years to explore options for a dam.
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Monthly Archives: February 2020
Mayor Nenshi leading an economic mission to India
Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi will be leading a Calgary delegation on a seven-day, three-city economic mission to India.
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Sturgeon County council ponders $1.3-million water line to Villeneuve Airport
Sturgeon County may borrow some $1.3 million this year to build a water line to the Villeneuve Airport.
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Family entertainment centre to open in New Horizon Mall
A massive family entertainment centre is scheduled to open at the New Horizon Mall in the fall.
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JBS beef-processing plant in Brooks named a ‘sustainable producer’
The JBS Canada beef-processing plant in Brooks has passed an audit to become a “sustainable producer,” the Canadian Roundtable of Sustainable Beef has announced.
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Frasers Property rolling out support package for mall tenants
Another big Singapore landlord has announced measures to help tenants of its malls cope with the business impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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What $2,800 rents around Boston now
Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, a regular column that explores what one can rent or buy for a set dollar amount (or thereabouts) in the Boston area. Is one woman’s studio another’s townhouse? Let’s find out! Next up is $2,800 a month in different Boston neighborhoods.
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Are the portals past it? UK’s largest landlord signs up to list properties on lettings app
The UK’s largest landlord has signed up to list some of its properties on lettings app Movebubble in a sign that the big build-to-rent operators are looking for other ways to market their properties other than through the established portals.
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Assessors re-inspecting properties within county
Assessors will begin travelling door-to-door in selected areas within the county to conduct property re-inspections starting Monday until further notice.
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DTLA Office Rents Climb as Occupancy Falls
The Downtown Los Angeles office market is an enigma, and the fourth quarter report from the DCBID is a perfect example of the market dynamic. In the fourth quarter, the vacancy rate increased 9.6%, while the class-A lease rate also increased 5.4%. Leasing activity clocked in at 3.8 million square feet, while net absorption was negative 4,305 square feet.
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