With every tree or shrub that goes into the ground, the developers of Calgary’s growing suburban neighbourhoods are doing more than just landscaping. They’re plantingthe community brand, attractingbuyers who will dig the neighbourhood vibe.
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Those who have parked their RVs on Okotoks driveways during COVID have a little more breathing room.
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City planners are proposing a batch of changes that could make it easier to build secondary suites, infill housing developments and what’s allowed in “live-work” residences, but planning commission members wonder how small is too small.
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Opposition is being raised against a proposal to build a waste-to-diesel refinery near Dunmore, with a major agricultural firm stating it is “vehemently opposed,” though the developer says its plans are misunderstood.
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Landlords denying Māori rental properties is such a prolific problem that Māori with good incomes are having to reach out to social services, an iwi social housing provider says.
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The rent is too high. Anyone living in a major US would most likely agree. Seems the pandemic and its related fallout have spurred action on that front, both in rental costs and where those rents are being paid.
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LOMBOK, WEST NUSA TENGGARA, INDONESIA, July 24, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ — Indonesian property firm Invest Islands has welcomed news that the government is set to relax realty rules regarding foreign ownership in the country in a bid to boost its stuttering economy.
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Wellington property developers and residents’ groups are at odds over a new policy which will make it easier to construct high-density housing in urban areas.
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If there is an upside to all the pandemic-induced uncertainty in the economy, it’s the rock-bottom mortgage rate bonus for homeowners and homebuyers.Read more: https://cnb.cx/2OTSS8s
A new $400 million international airport in Central Otago could cater for nearly a million visitors annually, but will be built only once Queenstown Airport reaches capacity.
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