The owner of a waterfront site in Marlborough, once a bustling cafe-restaurant, is offering half-price rent as a leg-up to get a new tenant into the property.
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The owner of a waterfront site in Marlborough, once a bustling cafe-restaurant, is offering half-price rent as a leg-up to get a new tenant into the property.
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A council-owned housing company is helping out first-home buyers in one of the country’s hottest markets.
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– Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE: RDS.A) reported a small $177 million profit in the third quarter, rebounding from a $6 billion loss (plus a massive write-down) in the second quarter. But headwinds remain – low refining margins, low LNG margins and low crude oil prices.
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Calgary is going against the trend among most major Canadian cities with real estate prices cheaper today in the city than five years ago, a new report shows.
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Despite job losses and red ink, tepid commodity prices and continuing consolidation, Canadian oilsands companies are shifting gears.
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Calgary’s real estate market posted significant third-quarter sales growth, a new report shows, buoying optimism for the remainder of the year. Though, it’s cautious optimism, says Ann-Marie Lurie, chief economist with the Calgary Real Estate Board.
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I’ll bet not many Calgarians remember when the land occupied by Dalhousie Station shopping centre today used to be a trailer park. Yes, back in the early 1990s, Safeway bought the land, developed a new trailer park for the residents (unlike how the City of Calgary managed Midfield Mobile Home Park) and then in 1996, opened a new Safeway store to anchor the new shopping centre in anticipation of the extension of the northwest line of the LRT. (Note: the Dalhousie CTrain station didn’t open until 2003.) Since then, the land around the station has gradually been redeveloped with new residential development surrounding the shopping centre and LRT Station.
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The City of Edmonton has selected a team of six companies to construct the 14-kilometre Valley Line West LRT following a lengthy procurement process.
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It’s less costly to buy a home in Edmonton than it was five years ago, a new report has found.
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Albertans thinking about how much renovations may boost the value of their home can look to a new study.
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