EDMONTON — The new Grande Prairie Regional Hospital will open to patients sometime next year, the government says.
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Monthly Archives: June 2020
Hut 8 raises money for equipment upgrades
Hut 8 has raised $8.3 million through a syndicate of investment houses to pay for equipment upgrades at its Alberta facilities this summer, the company announced Thursday.
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July rent payment: When do evictions start again? What to know and do now
Much of the financial safety net intended to keep Americans in their homes during the coronavirus pandemic will be reeled in at the end of July. The enhanced unemployment benefit that grants an extra $600 per week expires July 31. And federal eviction protections end July 25, 120 days after they began.
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GST jolt for real estate developers: Paying tax on rent they never got
MUMBAI: Property developers were already battling a pronounced demand slump for rented space, resulting in either surrendered tenancy or abysmally low rents. And they now have another problem to tackle – paying goods and services taxes (GST) at 18% GST on rents either not received or paid only partially.
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New-home sales back on upswing after COVID-related decline
In a further sign that the housing market is rebounding from the COVID-19 pandemic, sales of newly built, single-family homes were up 12.7 percent in May from a year before, according to new data.
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“American Rent Prices” in Prague? Increasing Number of Households Cannot Afford Housing Costs
Worse access to homeownership, a shortage of apartments for rent. But also, an economic cooldown, frozen growth of salaries, and inflation.
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Town council approves 2020 tax rates
Town of Devon council approved the 2020 tax rates at its regular council meeting on Monday, June 22, 2020.
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Noosa real estate ends financial year on high
THE region’s property market is finishing the financial year on a huge high despite the disruption of bushfires and the COVID-19 global pandemic, according to Noosa real estate agent Tom Offermann.
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Coronavirus mortgage bailouts suddenly swell as homeowners face new struggles
After declining for three weeks, the number of borrowers delaying their monthly mortgage payments due to the coronavirus rose sharply once again.
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India’s home sales may plunge 81%: report
India’s lockdown to control the spread of Covid-19 has taken a heavy toll on the economy, and one of the worst-hit sectors is real estate, the country’s second-largest employer after agriculture.
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