The aggregate price for a single-family home in recreational regions of Alberta is forecasted to jump significantly this year, eclipsing the $1.1 million mark, according to a new report.
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Monthly Archives: March 2022
After lengthy delay, city restarts process to find Green Line builder
Calgary is relaunching the process of hiring a company to build the first section of the city’s Green Line LRT.
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Council amends land-use bylaw to better meet density targets
The City of St. Albert will amend its land use bylaw to better accommodate density targets set out in the regional and city-created development plans, council heard March 21.
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Most city neighbourhoods saw property values go up
Projected growth in the city’s tax assessment base met expectations in 2021, with strong residential real estate prices making up for flat changes in commercial property and a struggling hospitality sector.
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City couldn’t power cryptocurrency demand
Federal and provincial politicians are seeking to draw in cryptocurrency operations, but the City of Medicine Hat’s power company may not be willing to accommodate new major power contracts without substantial guarantees, officials have told the News.
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This Map Shows Just How Much More Expensive Rent is in Each State Now
Looking at the cost of anything these days is enough to induce a bit of panic.
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England’s hottest rental spots for tenant demand
Tenant activity is on the rise across the country with demand for rental homes building up to pre-pandemic levels. However, not every area of the market is benefitting from a surge in tenant activity so far this year.
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Houses selling for more than asking price as property market continues to soar
Houses in Ireland are now selling for over 3.5pc more than their asking prices, which are already high, as the property market continues to soar.
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Catering to our housing needs requires more than a cookie-cutter approach
Opinion: What types of housing do we need in the future? Housing provisions should match the needs of the community; not what developers are keen to sell, which seems to be the driving force.
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More property listed below estimates as sellers ‘adjust to market reality’
A Wellington property with harbour views advertised for $425,000 below its Quotable Values estimate, a nearby Miramar property going for $260,000 below, a four-bedroom in the Auckland suburb of Mt Roskill going for $285,000 below – these are just some of the deals appearing in the most expensive markets.
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