The City of Edmonton says it’s putting $39 million toward adding more homes to existing neighborhoods.
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Monthly Archives: August 2024
RBC, Canada’s mortgage lending giant, admits that a rates war is being waged
To say Canada’s mortgage market is cutthroat is an understatement.
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Bigger Bank of Canada rate cut now on the table: What economists say about GDP
Canada’s gross domestic product for the second quarter came in stronger than expected, but the details of the GDP report and the accompanying outlook for the start of the next quarter hinted at a stalling economy, economists warned.
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Illegal parking a concern around Commonwealth Stadium during big events
One city councillor believes more enforcement is needed around Commonwealth Stadium to deter illegal parking during major events like concerts and football games.
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UCP hopeful focusing on key issues in Lethbridge West
With decades of experience in law enforcement and academics as well as three years under his belt in municipal politics, John Middleton-Hope has his sights on representing Lethbridge West in the Alberta legislature.
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Former UCP MLA says city has no business buying massive solar park
A former MLA is blasting a plan by the city to add major solar electricity production to its power portfolio.
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Growing demand for green buildings in Kuala Lumpur drives rent hike
According to a JLL report, the ongoing demand for green-certified buildings in Kuala Lumpur City (KLC) areas is anticipated to fuel rent hikes, reflecting tenants’ growing preference for office spaces that promote sustainability and offer environmentally-friendly features.
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These five cities have the highest rent for one bedroom apartments
Tens of millions of Americans across the country rent and, according to recent data, those in certain cities face the highest rents for one-bedroom apartments.
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Grade A office rents on Hong Kong Island down 2.6% YTD
According to a recent Knight Frank report, market sentiment in July remained soft. Year to date (YTD) the average Grade A office rent on Hong Kong Island continued its decline, dropping to HK$62.8 per sq ft, down 2.6%.
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‘People are getting angry’: Edmonton’s Ottewell residents fed up with ongoing construction
Ongoing construction in Edmonton’s Ottewell neighbourhood has some residents frustrated with the lack of communication and concerns for their children’s safety.
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