Heavy equipment has begun the first stage of development for a cluster of homes in River Flats that will make the historic McKenzie Sharland Grocery building a focal point of what will be called McKenzie Mews.
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Monthly Archives: April 2020
City’s ‘essential’ construction season begins
Hatters can expect to see a number of city projects move ahead soon, as well as see workers less than six feet apart, emergency management officials said this week.
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Mayor buoyed by positive actions in city during COVID-19
Lethbridge Mayor Chris Spearman is thanking and encouraging citizens who are spreading positivity in the community during the COVID-19 pandemic. He says the city has shown an increase in community spirit and a high level of volunteerism and collaboration.
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Worried about your mortgage or rent? A million of us are – here’s what to do
Mortgages, rents, and bills are becoming a struggle for as many as a million people in the UK, in a worrying trend revealed by the HomeOwners Alliance 2020 Homeowner Survey.
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Short-term rental owners unloading properties across Phoenix area
PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) – Owners of short-term rental properties are suffering unprecedented losses, as the flood of tourists that normally descends upon the Phoenix area every spring dried up almost overnight.
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This Generation Has Had the Biggest Credit Score Increase
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Coronavirus: Wealthy New Yorkers flee Manhattan for suburbs and beyond
New York’s wealthy are moving their money — and often their families — into surrounding suburbs and exurbs as they look to escape the coronavirus hotspot and a crowded lifestyle.
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S&P Global Ratings says owners of retail and office premises are likely to be hardest hit by COVID-19 fallout but there could be a bright spot for owners of warehouse space
The problems faced by commercial property landlords will probably get worse and last for much longer than the current lockdown, according to credit ratings agency S&P Global Ratings.
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Planning Commission will continue to rule on development
The Cochrane Municipal Planning Commission will continue to deliberate over development applications, and not relinquish that authority on a temporary basis.
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Council recap: taxes no longer going up in Fort Saskatchewan
Fort Saskatchewan council made a decision on taxes in the city.
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