Calgary’s surrounding communities — among the most red-hot parts of the region during the pandemic — lost some of their sizzle in the spring market compared to the previous year, a report shows.
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Monthly Archives: August 2022
Aurora signs deal to repurpose Leduc plant
Aurora Cannabis has found a purpose for one of the massive greenhouses it has shelved in Alberta, but news is still outstanding on the sale of Aurora Sun Greenhouse in Medicine Hat.
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New vet clinic opens in Medicine Hat
Even though they are still putting some finishing touches on things, with some work still being done in the back, and the debit machines finally arriving on Wednesday, the Horizon Vet Clinic officially opened their doors on Monday at 8 a.m.
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Utah could lose millions in federal rent relief if not disbursed soon
Utah has yet to spend tens of millions of dollars in emergency rental assistance it received from the federal government to help renters during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Another Florida property insurer filed plans to withdraw from state
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – One of Florida’s largest home insurance companies – based in St. Petersburg – announced plans to leave the state, meaning more Floridians will be forced to find new coverage.
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Heliport construction nears completion at Oilfields General Hospital
A new heliport at Oilfields General Hospital is nearing completion, but its opening date remains unknown.
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More than half of household income goes on the mortgage, CoreLogic says
Households now have to spend an “alarmingly high” 53% of their income on servicing a mortgage, and that affects affordability, CoreLogic says.
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Why we must change our rental system to meet basic human rights
OPINION: Last week, as part of the Human Rights Commission’s housing inquiry, I highlighted that many renters are having to make trade-offs between their fundamental human rights, such as the right to adequate food and the right to a decent home.
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Planning approval for 55-level residential tower
A high-rise tower approved for central Aucklandwith an ambitious design plan is intended to reshape the city’s skyline change the way people live in the inner city, Melbourne-based property developer ICD Property says.
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Sorry, home owners, but this is when you should have sold your house
Is it a good time to sell your house? Home owners might not want to hear it, but the best time to sell was last year.
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