With spring in the air, road construction season is nearly upon Red Deerians, leaving the City to share various projects scheduled over the coming months aimed at improving the safety and capacity of its transportation network.
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Mosman is escaping the worst of Sydney’s property downturn, scoring a trophy home sale of almost $20 million this week and a string of profitable sales last quarter.
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City council was presented with the results of the municipality’s 2023 Citizen Satisfaction Survey during its regular meeting on March 20, indicating residents are most concerned about health care services, traffic flow and control, recreational facilities, and lower taxation.
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A string of Victorian tree-change towns are defying the property downturn, recording no loss-making sales in the December quarter and outperforming metropolitan Melbourne.
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For years, it has been easy for homeowners to watch house prices rise feel wealthy, and go out and spend.
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Alberta recreational property values in Pigeon Lake, Wabamun, Lac Ste. Anne and Canmore are set to rise while others across the country will drop, states Royal LePage’s 2023 spring report and forecast.
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There’s no doubt that housing costs have been a significant contributor to the financial pressure Canadians have faced over the past couple of years. And it’s not just homeowners and homebuyers coping with rising mortgage rates and housing prices; the cost of renting has gone up, too.
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A new report release Tuesday by Deloitte Canada is forecasting a mild recession for the country this year.
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A proposal to close off a downtown Lacombe street to create a pedestrian-friendly plaza got mixed reviews from city council.
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Several city councillors tell the News they want a full briefing on the city’s drinking water system after a national news report stated Medicine Hat has a high percentage of concrete pipes that contain asbestos.
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