A piece of land bought by the Town of High River for the southwest berm is sitting empty.
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Monthly Archives: February 2022
Red Deer County seeks independent review of development processes after judge rules against it
Red Deer County’s development processes will be reviewed after a judge threw out a contentious gravel pit approval and criticized the municipality’s handling of the application.
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Yes, Lenders Are Interested in Financing Retail Properties
Mortgage bankers and lenders across the U.S. want real estate owners to know one very important fact: debt is widely available for retail properties after a couple of years of being hard to come by.
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What To Ask When Choosing A Real Estate Lawyer?
Buying, selling, and mortgaging real estate properties are not a simple task to deal with by any brokers. It needs scrutiny of various documents checking, which you do not have any knowledge of. Local area expertise and real estate law are subject to jurisdiction in the real estate business. Thus, you need a specialist lawyer to deal with real estate properties disputes in purchasing; selling any disputes, you have with a builder. It is advisable to ask the below-mentioned questions before you are willing to hire a real estate lawyer.
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Canary Wharf is becoming a property hotspot as people flock back to London
At the beginning of the 1990s, the Canary Wharf Group started developing a derelict 97-acre Docklands site in what was to become Europe’s largest regeneration project.
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Egyptian parliament approves amendments to old rent law for non-residential purposes
The House of Representatives in Egypt, during the plenary session on Tuesday, finally approved the amendments to the old rent law of premises for non-residential purposes to juridical persons.
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Buying is more affordable than renting in these cities
Across the US rent is rising so fast that in many cities buying has become more affordable than renting, even with sky-high home sale prices.
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RMWB preparing for flood season with temporary measures as work on permanent barriers continues
The municipality will begin its annual anti-flood program for the river breakup season starting March 1. Measures along the Athabasca and Clearwater rivers will be ready by March 31. This year’s temporary measures will cost $7.5 million, down from last year’s $10-million.
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Office building deal points to downtown Palo Alto property slump
PALO ALTO — A recent deal for a downtown Palo Alto office building hints at an unwelcome post-coronavirus slump in property values in what’s normally a hotbed for Silicon Valley commercial real estate.
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Foothills County to review ‘outdated’ business licence bylaw
Foothills County Council will begin the process of reviewing the current business licence bylaw, implemented in 1988, at tomorrow’s regular meeting.
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