Russian President Vladimir Putin may want to reincorporate old Soviet and imperial territories into Russia – these include the US state of Alaska. Mikhail Klimentyev/Sputnik AFP
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Monthly Archives: January 2024
From a tree-change to the inner city, our favourite homes for sale in WA right now
Looking for your next home in Western Australia? We’ve rounded up the best ones on the market right now.
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The Saddlebrook Solar and Storage project is moving onto phase two
The first phase of the Saddlebrook Solar and Storage project was completed on January 5th.
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Okotoks among the locations for 44 new Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacy care clinics
Okotoks will be getting one of 44 new Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacy care clinics planned for 2024.
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Where property owners are seven times more likely to sell at a loss
Property sellers in Sydney and Melbourne are seven times more likely to cop a loss if they sell a unit instead of a house.
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Rental stock levels fall to record low levels
Rental stock has plummeted to historic low levels, with population growth continuing to drive demand.
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WinSport day lodge revamp expected to break ground in spring as organization targets break-even
WinSport will finally break ground on its $40-million-plus day lodge overhaul this spring as the aging facilities from the 1988 Olympics begin a long-awaited modernization, the organization’s CEO says.
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Here’s how Calgary’s proposed residential rezoning plan would affect your property
The City of Calgary is looking for public input on its proposed rezoning plan that would see communities re-designated to allow for higher-density housing.
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Posthaste: Why the housing market rally might not be all that it seems
Canada’s biggest real estate market “woke from its slumber” to end the year, with home sales spiking 21 per cent in December from the month before.
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Student caps may slow rent growth, but won’t solve housing woes, say economists
The federal government says its new limit of issuing about 360,000 international study permits — 215,000 or so less than in 2023 — can alleviate pressures on housing, health care and other services, but some economists expect the impact to be negligible on the economy.
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