A property mentor who broke into the market on his own aged 18, says it’s still possible to buy real estate with just $25,000.
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Monthly Archives: August 2024
Riskiest suburbs to buy real estate revealed
Some of Australia’s most sought after suburbs have appeared on a property industry blacklist of markets investors have been warned to avoid due to a higher risk of coming price falls.
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SA leads nation for retirement village developments
South Australia’s planning system has been ranked as ‘nation leading’ for retirement village developments by the Retirement Living Council, but the industry group says more needs to be done support the accommodation needs of the state’s ageing population.
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Alberta forecasts paper surplus of $2.9B amid continued borrowing, population growth
Alberta’s surplus is forecast to grow on paper up to $2.9 billion on the back of higher than anticipated oil prices, but also in part due to continued borrowing.
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Chronically empty office building at Calgary airport for sale after sublessee goes into receivership
The more than half-empty office building outside Calgary International Airport is up for sale following financial troubles at the company that had been subleasing the building’s office space.
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Off-leash park a no go at river, but others planned in Okotoks
A dog park with river access might not be on the horizon in Okotoks, but other options are being planned to give dog-walkers more opportunities to go off-leash.
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St. Albert population grew nearly 10 per cent in six years
The number of people who call the Botanical Arts City home increased by 9.2 per cent since 2018.
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Best Buy opens ‘small format’ St. Albert store
Best Buy has returned to St. Albert, but it looks a little different.
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Ma-Me-O Beach residents handed $20K bill to pay for failed sewage project
While taxes in Ma-Me-O Beach, Alta., are due in June, residents were handed an additional bill for $19,500 that is due September 30.
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City defends Saamis purchase plan against ‘naysayers’
A group positioning itself as a watchdog over city-utility operations is raising questions about a plan to buy, build and operate a massive solar power facility in Medicine Hat, but renewable energy observers hail the move as groundbreaking for the sector.
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