Owning a home has been the keystone of the American dream for generations, but a growing number of people expect to rent one their entire lives.
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Owning a home has been the keystone of the American dream for generations, but a growing number of people expect to rent one their entire lives.
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As Nashville continues to be a popular destination for tourists and wealthy newcomers, locals from a variety of backgrounds say that skyrocketing housing prices have left them on the streets.
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Council has approved a program offering up to 10 years of low municipal taxes for new industries in the natural resources sector.
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After years of complaints to police, a Spruce Grove home has been shut down by Alberta Sheriffs.
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As seven-figure home prices and painful commutes push people out of major cities and into more affordable centres, a new report from Royal LePage details where Canadians are setting their relocation sights.
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After a brief pullback during much of May, mortgage rates began rising again last week. That had an immediate impact on what had been several weeks of strengthening mortgage demand.
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Devon town council approved the 2024 tax rate at the May 13 regular council meeting. The new rate has households “with an average assessed value of $351,000″ receiving an increase of around $232 a year, or $19 a month in municipal taxes.
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It’s the end of the line for residents of the River Run townhomes, who have until Friday to vacate their expropriated premises before the 23-unit complex is bulldozed to accommodate a future Green Line LRT station.
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If you thought the state’s rental crisis couldn’t get any worse, think again.
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Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says the country’s total residential mortgage debt totalled $2.16 trillion as of February this year, up 3.4 per cent year-over-year and representing the slowest growth in 23 years.
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