It’s almost that time of year again in Lethbridge – to check the mailbox to see property tax bills.
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Monthly Archives: May 2024
Mortgage demand from homebuyers drops even as interest rates pull back to April lows
Mortgage rates last week dropped to the lowest level since April, but buyers are still struggling to afford today’s housing market. As a result, mortgage demand flattened at a weak pace. Total mortgage application volume inched up just 0.5% from one week earlier, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s seasonally adjusted index.
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Is that rent hike legal? These are the new rights for NYC tenants with ‘good cause’ in effect.
Maybe your landlord is jacking up the rent. Or maybe the company that owns your building says you can’t renew your lease when it expires next month.
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City of Lethbridge working to keep post-secondary graduates local
LETHBRIDGE – Each year, 15,000 students study at either the University of Lethbridge or Lethbridge College.
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Fort McMurray evacuation raises questions on twinning Highway 63, alternate routes
The evacuation of four neighbourhoods in Fort McMurray forced councillors to defer their meeting. Ironically, one topic that was supposed to be debated was if council should lobby the province to fully twin Highway 63 down to Edmonton.
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Councillors consider new communities on Calgary’s outer edges
One day after Calgary city council voted to approve citywide rezoning, some councillors were back at city hall Wednesday to discuss new communities on the city’s outer edges.
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Red Deer April home sales up from March and year-over-year
Red Deer home sales saw an increase in April when compared to the month before and the same month last year.
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Macao rental prices continue to grow over the first quarter
Rental prices in Macao are continuing to increase gradually. That’s according to official data, which shows that the average rent per square metre for residential units during the first quarter of this year rose by 2.1 percent year-on-year, reaching a total of 133 patacas.
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Fastest-growing cities unveiled
A regional city in Western Australia emerged as Australia’s fastest-growing city, with a 91% population increase over the past 20 years, according to a Propertyology study ranking 120 cities and municipalities.
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Extended bungalow in Myrtle Bank a born entertainer
AMyrtle Bank family home offers the ultimate entertainer’s lifestyle and is close to everything you could possibly want.
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