Despite house prices rising at their fastest pace in 32 years, apartments in Australia’s most oversupplied cities aren’t getting as much love from buyers.
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Monthly Archives: April 2021
Northland landlord turned up at rental late at night, drunk and ‘belligerent’
A landlord who would turn up at his tenant’s house drunk late at night has been ordered to pay them more than $18,000.
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All 13 Edmonton region municipalities commit to joint economic growth initiative in recovering from COVID-19
All 13 municipalities in the Edmonton area have signed on to create a new collaborative initiative to advance economic growth in the region and rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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City closes 2020 with $98M surplus; money planned to support COVID recovery
COVID-19 battered city operations in 2020, but Calgary closed the year with a $98-million surplus — money that will go back into pandemic relief this year.
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Ada Boulevard closed Tuesday until September
EDMONTON — The major route into Highlands and to the Highlands Golf Club will be closed for the summer.
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A Promising Future — Twelve storey mixed-use building planned on the site of former Park Hotel
The downtown site of the former Park Hotel will soon be a hive of activity as work begins on a new mixed-use commercial and residential space.
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Foothills approves micro cannabis facility
Foothills could soon see its first micro cannabis operation north of Okotoks.
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Coaldale passes rezoning bylaw for first cannabis store
Coaldale town council has approved a rezoning bylaw which would allow for the first cannabis retail store in town.
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S. Alta. solar play will provide power for Budweiser
Power from Capital Power’s planned Enchant Solar plant will help Budweiser toward its goal to use only renewable power in beer production by 2025, the two companies announced on Monday.
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The Day Of Reckoning For Outstanding Rent Payments Is Upon Us
What a difference a year makes. According to a recent Census Bureau survey, an estimated 10 million apartment dwellers have struggled to stay current on their rent payments while approximately 16 million individuals are left without the resources to pay back rent that will still be owed once the new CDC moratorium on evictions is lifted in July.
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