Edmonton resident Sarah Hunter says the stench wafting over several west-end communities from the Cleanit Greenit composing site smells like rotting diapers.
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Monthly Archives: August 2020
‘It’s shocking’: Coronation recreation centre will need additional $46 million to host international sporting events as planned
Edmonton city council will need to fork out an additional $46 million so a new recreation centre can host international triathlon and cycling events as originally planned.
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Delayed restoration of downtown Century Gardens Park nearing completion
The restoration of a downtown park is nearing completion after years of planning and several unexpected snags in construction.
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New home interest is up: ‘Family, and your home, is a critical part of everyone’s life’
In the new normal, Edmonton home builders are finding that there’s no place like a new home.
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Edmonton’s home sale hot spots feature communities in transition
Edmonton finished dead last in a recent survey on best places to buy a home in Canada. But that doesn’t mean the city isn’t experiencing a warm front when it comes to activity, especially in the southeast where a couple of neighbourhoods are experiencing growing demand.
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Alberta’s petroleum marketing arm suffers severe $1.9 billion-net loss amid rising NorthWest Refinery costs
CALGARY – The Alberta government’s petroleum marketing arm lost close to $1.9 billion last year primarily as a result of commitments to a troubled refinery project that finally began processing bitumen in June.
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If you’re facing foreclosure, be careful of scammers. Here’s how to spot a foreclosure scam.
Just when you think criminals cannot possibly stoop any lower, a new scam pops up to remind you that there are no depths grifters and con artists won’t plumb. And now that COVID-19 has shredded the economy and left millions of homeowners with mortgages they cannot afford, foreclosure scams have reappeared.
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Rents in New York Drop 1.1%, Following 5-Month Downhill Trend
Steadily declining since the pandemic hit in March, the price of rent in New York continued slipping this month with values dropping by 1.1%.
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Cyprus Papers push real estate sector into unknown
In comments to the Financial Mirror, chairman of the Cyprus Property Owners Association, George Mouskides said the reports could not have come at a worse time as the real estate sector is reeling from the pandemic.
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How UAE real estate markets might fare in a post-Covid world
Despite being among the many driving forces for the UAE’s economic growth over the past two decades, the real estate sector was already battling sluggish market conditions long before Covid-19 arrived. But the pandemic, in combination with the postponement of Expo 2020, long positioned as a major catalyst for the sector since its announcement in 2013, have added further instability, characterised by projects delayed, demand in decline and both values and rental yields reflecting the unfavourable climate.
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