RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s real estate sector is expected to experience growth in 2025, fueled by the ongoing efforts of Vision 2030 to diversify the Kingdom’s economy, according to a recent analysis.
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Monthly Archives: March 2025
Foothills County seniors denied tax relief after losing home in fire
A property owner whose home was destroyed in a fire won’t be getting relief on property taxes.
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The Block auctioneer huge ‘robbery’ claim in social media rant
Veteran real estate guru and auctioneer on The Block Tom Panos has slammed a common government charge as “the biggest robbery in this country”, adding that the tax aimed at wealthy Aussies is mainly hurting cash strapped renters.
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The Pointe, new ag facility, one step closer to opening
In a matter of months Strathcona County’s newest event centre will open its doors to the public.
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Surprise areas in Aus watchlist
Some of Australia’s most sought-after destinations have made a blacklist of markets property investors have been warned to avoid.
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Burly Residences: Buyers want luxury on the beachfront
Luxury beachfront development Burly Residences is capturing the attention of entrepreneurs and executive-level professionals searching for an unparalleled lifestyle, with 80 per cent of its apartments sold to buyers between 40 and 60.
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How big is the Alberta, Edmonton factor in this looming April federal election?
Postmedia asked poll analyst Philippe J. Fournier of 338Canada about recent polling and how Alberta voters — and Edmonton voters in particular — are trending on the cusp of a federal election.
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Alberta’s wholesale power price dropped 53% in 2024 as new supply surged
Alberta added more than 3,000 megawatts of new electricity generation to the provincial grid in 2024, coinciding with a 53 per cent drop in wholesale electricity prices and the province’s first year as a net power exporter since 2016, according to new data from the Alberta Electric System Operator.
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Why is flying within Canada so expensive and how does that affect Edmonton?
Amid tension between U.S. and Canada borders, many Canadians say they’d prefer to travel within their home country to support local economies, but high domestic airfares often make that choice difficult.
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New study ranks Edmonton as most builder-friendly in Canada
Edmonton is No. 1 — at least when it comes to facilitating home building in Canada.
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