Landlords in Spain are making the most of the rental boom by renting to both tourists and university students to make money 12 months a year.
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Landlords in Spain are making the most of the rental boom by renting to both tourists and university students to make money 12 months a year.
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Real Estate is a fantastic investment, with many opportunities for growth and appreciation. But there are also risks involved. So it’s important to review your strategy and ask yourself if you’re ready to lose money by investing in real Estate.
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A $6 million realignment project in Blackfalds is roughly two months from full completion.
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In-person events such as the Calgary Stampede, elevated oil prices and increased tourism has returned to Calgary in the first half of 2022, showcasing the resiliency of the city and driving optimism in the retail market, according to a mid-year retail real estate report by CBRE.
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Melbourne home sellers are offering the biggest house price discounts since the city’s second COVID-19 lockdown, new data shows.
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The Reserve Bank now predicts house prices could fall up to 20% from their peaks.
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House price discounting in Sydney has reached its highest level in almost three years as sellers are forced to slash prices in the declining property market.
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Calgary’s industrial real estate market is seeing record high activity after a COVID-19 pandemic boost, which experts say could mean more job opportunities for residents and a growing tax base for the city.
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The Conference Board of Canada says the Prairie provinces will likely be the top economic performers this year, even as the Bank of Canada’s inflation-fighting measures quell the country’s overall economic output.
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St. Albert is considering using one-time money to bring down impending tax increases, though one councillor says it could bring better benefits if invested in long-term initiatives.
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