Landlords are asking too much rent for thousands of Rotterdam homes which are officially rent controlled, according to research by statistics bureau Realstats on behalf the city council.
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Monthly Archives: June 2023
Low inventory squeezes housing market
A lack of inventory and financing challenges are putting a crimp on house sales in Red Deer, say local realtors.
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City, County look for input on future road network
The City and County of Grande Prairie are looking for the publics input on a road network that will be put in south of the Grande Prairie Airport in the future. The municipalities are more specifically looking at the road and intersection development on the land south of 100 Avenue, between Range Road 64 and 65.
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Vacant land north of Red Deer’s Kentwood neighbourhood rezoned for multi-family development
A rezoning that could add future multi-residential development to North Red Deer was unanimously approved by Red Deer city council on Monday.
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Find out where you can afford to buy or rent in Great Britain
Millions of Britons are living in areas where they are either unable to afford a mid-priced property, face a disproportionately high rent, or both, a Guardian analysis reveals.
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Calgary in the new economy
Calgary, a city known for its diversified economy, commitment to innovation, and high quality of life, experienced significant progress in 2022.
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Wheeling, walking and cycling all come together through active transportation
Using just about any form of transportation that’s not driving can fall under the veil of active transportation.
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What kind of service-based business are you?
OPINION: If you are a service-based business, you have three key options on how to structure your services. Like my business, you might offer services that fit into two areas, but one is often more important than the other.
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Christopher Luxon’s properties affected by density laws he plans to scrap
Five of Christopher Luxon’s seven properties can have more townhouses or apartments built next door under the Medium Density Residential Standards (MDRS) –a law which was passed with bipartisan support, but which National has now said it will repeal if elected in October.
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Great Canadian housing bailout: How real estate unaffordability is being propped up
For a brief, shining moment in the spring of 2022, it appeared that some semblance of sanity was returning to the most unhinged real estate market in the world.
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