Red Deer city council gave tentative approval to a zoning change that will potentially allow a new apartment and assisted living facility to be built on Taylor Drive, north of 67th Street.
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Monthly Archives: June 2023
Mortgage catastrophe brews in Britain as millions are pushed toward insolvency
There is intensifying pressure on Britain’s government to do more to help struggling households, with the country’s shadow finance minister warning of a “mortgage catastrophe” as millions are pushed to the brink of insolvency.
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Time is right to ‘go hard’ on build-to-rent developments, developer says
Over 150 new build-to-rent apartments developed through a partnership between a KiwiSaver provider and a home building company have started to hit the Auckland market.
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Fort Saskatchewan census reveals population shift
The 2023 Fort Saskatchewan Municipal Census has revealed a population change in the city.
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Hampton’s Bypass road work begins today
The long-awaited, much anticipated construction of the Hampton’s Bypass road gets underway Monday in High River.
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Thirty percent of landlords say they want to sell, but will they?
Record numbers of landlords are considering selling properties over the next year, but history suggests it does not mean they will exit the market in huge numbers, experts say.
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Calgary fieldhouse cost estimated at $380M as project nears design phase
Early estimates peg the cost of Calgary’s proposed multi-sport fieldhouse project at $380 million.
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‘Emotional toll’: Struggling Edmonton businesses want unified action on social disorder
With small businesses in Edmonton continuing to struggle with social disorder and crime, the city’s Business Improvement Areas (BIAs) want all levels of government to work together on solutions, including opening more supportive housing.
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New UCP government must address $30BN infrastructure gap: Alberta Municipalities
The group representing Alberta cities, towns and villages is renewing its call for improved funding from the province for infrastructure, public safety and health care.
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Locked into low interest rates, or locked out of the housing market? ‘Nobody can afford anything now’
When Maggie moved to Las Vegas from Michigan with her family and bought a house in December of 2020, interest rates were incredibly low.
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