The City of St. Albert’s head of economic development has left the position.
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Monthly Archives: February 2021
Town council will be updating cemetery bylaw
During the Town of Peace River regular council meeting that took place on Feb. 8 included discussions about the approval of Bylaw No. 2082, which is a bylaw for the maintenance, management, control, and operation of the Town of Peace River’s Mount Pleasant Cemetery. This information was presented as a request for decision to council.
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Sylvan Lake Town Council approves tender and concept for new Centennial Park playground
Sylvan Lake Town Council has approved the tender and concept design for the new Centennial Park playground.
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Council OKs economic incentives
A new city economic incentive program would offer tax breaks to new industrial projects and also lay out millions to spur housing construction, especially near the South Saskatchewan River, but other long-standing grants to help businesses and land developers would be chopped.
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When Hiring For Your Real Estate Business, Focus On ‘Who’ Rather Than ‘What’
Every business owner understands the misery of hiring the wrong person. I certainly do.
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Rent.com.au hits new milestone with one million Renter Resumes created
The company made the announcement in a trading update to the ASX, and Rent.com.au CEO Greg Bader said the one million people who had completed a Renter Resume represented a significant milestone for the business and its clients.
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Cities have permanently lost 400,000 jobs during COVID pandemic as many shift to suburbs. Will they come back?
Olly Smith worked as a restaurant consultant in New York City when the COVID-19 pandemic struck in March. He left his Manhattan apartment and worked remotely from his weekend house in Hillsdale, New York, quickly tiring of Zoom meetings.
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Dubai property transactions at 7-year high, trend set to continue in 2021
Dubai’s real estate witnessed massive activity at the beginning of the year as secondary/ready properties transactions jumped to nearly seven-year high and this trend of increased transactions will continue in the coming months, according to official and industry executives.
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Taranaki house prices hit unprecedented median high
With the demand for homes continuing to outstrip supply, Taranaki has reached a new record median house price.
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Homebuilder confidence improves, despite record high lumber prices
Buyer demand for newly built homes continues to surge, and that is keeping builder confidence high even as building material prices climb.
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