Think about it. Yes, you spent hours with your iPhone or Galaxy, played a lot of Fortnite perhaps and you’ll never forget watching “Wonder Woman 1984” or “Soul” on a big screen TV at home for Christmas Day. But if there was any technology you really put in the multiple hours with, well, it was a four letter word, right?
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Residential sales have made a comeback in Q3 of the current calendar year due to pent-up demand from homebuyers. The demand for large, premium properties has also shot up.
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According to latest data from Halifax, homes in parts of London, as well as Yorkshire, the West Midlands and northern Scotland have seen the biggest percentage increases over the past 12 months.
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So you want to be a landlord.
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There is no greater litmus test of the strength of the property market than buyer appetite for derelict renovators, and 2020 was surprisingly no exception.
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A master plan is being drawn up for a block of West Coast land and buildings formerly owned by cement company Holcim.
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Global oil demand will likely take another year or so to return to pre-pandemic levels—by late 2021 or early 2022, energy expert and IHS Markit vice chairman Daniel Yergin told Al Arabiya English in a video interview on Monday.
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The past year has been one filled with challenges due to a “perfect storm,” according to Finance Minister Travis Toews, MLA for Grande Prairie Wapiti.
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Towards the end of 2019, Mayor Don Scott predicted 2020 would be remembered as the year Fort McMurray saw progress with downtown and waterfront development. Obviously, things didn’t work out that way. However, Scott said he is hopeful the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna will lead to an economic recovery in 2021.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed some Americans to flee major cities like New York and San Francisco for less expensive towns. But droves of people may not be leaving cities in other parts of the country, a new study shows.
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