Canberra’s house prices have fallen for the first time in two years, offering some respite for buyers after new figures showed the capital’s median had dipped by 0.9 per cent over the last quarter.
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Monthly Archives: April 2022
Additional census data releases for Sylvan Lake
The Town of Sylvan Lake has seen a growth rate of eight per cent over the past five years as indicated in the 2021 federal census.
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Apartment price falls signal end to Sydney’s pandemic property boom
Sydney’s runaway property sector has been reined in by a significant market slowdown, with sales having their weakest results since early stages of the pandemic.
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‘Buyers have choice’: Melbourne house prices fall for the first time since 2020
Melbourne’s pandemic property boom has come to an end, as new figures show house prices fell for the first time since the June quarter of 2020 amid jitters over rising interest rates.
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‘Vast majority’ of Edmonton property owners live in Alberta, mail outs show
Destinations for Edmonton’s tax mail outs last year are offering a window into foreign property ownership, suggesting less than one per cent of properties belong to those outside the country.
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A standard house costs almost twice as much in Canada as it does in the U.S.
A standard home in Canada costs almost twice as much as a standard home in the United States.
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Inside Alberta’s plan to build its own diplomacy in the U.S.
New documents reveal details of a multimillion-dollar plan from the province of Alberta to promote itself in the United States and expand its international diplomacy in an era of tension over energy policy.
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Varcoe: Alberta industry placing billion-dollar bets on hydrogen payoff
After walking on stage to the U2 song Beautiful Day, it didn’t take long for Jason Kenney to sing the praises of one of Alberta’s emerging energy industries: hydrogen.
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Sturgeon County votes to bump taxes up 1.8 per cent
Sturgeon County residents will pay about $26 more in taxes this year after county council approved its first tax hike since 2018.
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Red Deer commercial realtor is ‘frustrated’ by some local perceptions of the downtown
Downtown Red Deer has an active social scene on the Ross Street Patio, the least expensive rents in the city, and ongoing beautification and mural projects.
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