DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — In the Middle East, a new breed of high-end vacation rental firms are scrambling to meet the needs of today’s traveler — who has very different preferences post-pandemic.
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Monthly Archives: April 2022
The federal budget missed a key opportunity, according to property investors
While the 2022-23 federal budget was focused primarily on helping owner-occupiers, first-home buyers and those needing affordable housing, many believe more should have been done to support residential property investors too.
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Why you should be investing in sustainable homes
Ask Kate Longley if it makes sense for investors to buy a more sustainable home over a regular property, and she’s in no doubt whatsoever.
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Calgary launches residential solar power calculator for homeowners
For homeowners looking to buy solar panels for a single-family home, the City of Calgary has released a residential solar calculator to help assess their home’s potential in an attempt to save costs on utility bills.
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‘We just want it to stop’: Night-time golfers disrupt Beaumont neighbourhood
Residents of a neighbourhood in Beaumont are raising the alarm after golf balls continue to be launched into their backyards and glance their homes.
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Calgary tech companies hunt for new talent
After years without a reliable paycheque in the oilfield, Jason Iverson made a switch the province is banking on many more to make.
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5 Initial Steps To Start Building Wealth In Real Estate
For many homeowners — especially Millennials and Gen Zers — the housing market has never been crazier. This can make things challenging for an entrepreneur to invest in certain real estate areas with limited risk.
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5 Real Estate Investment Trends for 2022
The last few years have been a real rollercoaster in almost every respect — including economically.
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Million-dollar dumps: The mysterious past of north Auckland’s house on the hill
A house standing on an exposed hill in rural northwest Auckland has been slowly decaying for the last decade. From a tragic car accident, to its ties to fraud and a murder trial, the current owners say it’s just too expensive to fix. Stuff has previously reported on Auckland’s mysterious million-dollar dumps, including several which are publicly owned. In this part, Melanie Earley reports on the curious house on a rural Auckland hill.
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Learn about property damage repairs, tax reductions
Evidence of property damage or deferred maintenance is one of the most effective ways to reduce your property taxes. Ownwell, a local property tax consultancy that is handling thousands of properties impacted by last year’s winter storms and other events, offers the following insights to all property owners.
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