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Monthly Archives: July 2022
Feds pledge cash injection for White Spruce park
St. Albert’s Grey Nuns White Spruce Park is getting a federal cash injection to help complete ongoing renovations.
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Northwest High River home sales complete
The Town of High River’s sealed bid process to sell 14 residential properties acquired by the Town from the province earlier this year has wrapped up.
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Richard Hepburn: What the latest property market data tells us about the Scottish property market
It could be argued that, compared to the England and Wales property market, the Scottish market entered Q2 at something of a disadvantage as Covid restrictions stayed in place longer than the rest of the country, before being relaxed in April. But despite the after-effects of this dampening factor, the Scottish property landscape has performed fairly well in the last quarter.
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70% of landlords planning to raise rents this year – survey
Crockers Property Management has released its latest Investor Insight survey of 325 investors from around the country.
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The most expensive place in New Zealand to rent a home
The Bay of Plenty may have one of the best beaches in the world and Te Puke may rival Hawaii as a holiday destination thanks to Christopher Luxon, but it is now the most expensive place in New Zealand to rent a home, with rents soaring up to $1500 a week.
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Property buying rules for international residents in Vienna
Vienna is famous for having affordable housing and a stable rental market.
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Brewery expansion getting closer following public hearing
Turner Valley council approved a pair of bylaw amendments on July 20 that keep a local brewery’s expansion plans on track.
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Quarterly rent growth at fastest pace in 15 years
UK rents have seen their largest quarterly increase in fifteen years, up by 2.47% (£849 to £870) during Q2 2022, according to the latest figures released by The Deposit Protection Service.
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Big increase in options for tenants pushes rents down
The national median rent has fallen for the second month in a row, and a big increase in the number of properties listed for rent is behind it, Trade Me says.
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