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Monthly Archives: April 2022
Town Council Approves Adjustment to Spring Budget
A motion to make an adjustment to the Spring Budget was approved by Town council on Apr. 11 to replace town vehicles across the Accessible Transportation Service and the Recreation and Public Works departments.
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Federal-provincial boost for transit funding on the way
Lethbridge city council is thrilled to receive transit funding from the provincial government.
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Patio season success promotes downtown businesses
When the weather co-operates, Lethbridge residents will soon be able to enjoy a meal and drink on patios – with or without lanterns – thanks to the continuation of a City of Lethbridge program.
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Demand continues to outstrip supply in highly active Edinburgh property market
Strong competition for family homes, particularly larger properties with good outside space, has set the pace for a highly active property market in Edinburgh, according to the latest market analysis from Knight Frank.
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Why Buying Property in These Vacation Destinations Could Be a Great Investment
Real estate in general has long been a way for Americans to generate wealth. However, most Americans don’t venture outside of their primary residence when it comes to investing in real estate.
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Turkey faces worst property price crisis on record
Turkey’s Central Bank issued its annual report on the housing index in Turkey last week, revealing that the country was facing one of its worst property crises on record.
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Home sales increase making it harder to find rentals
Finding rental accommodations in the foothills is becoming a tough task.
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Ground rent charges to be banned on new residential leases
The government has confirmed that, from 30th June 2022, ground rent charges will be banned on most new residential leases in a move that forms the first part of a reform package that will make homeownership cheaper, fairer and more secure.
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New 12-storey hotel planned for central Christchurch
At 12-storeys in height, a new hotel proposed for Christchurch would be the tallest building to go up in the city’s central business district since the earthquakes.
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