Backyard suite applications are on the rise and not all neighbours have been happy.
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Monthly Archives: April 2025
Dozens of sparkling new Kingston homes come to market
In Kingston’s newly constructed Moir Road development, Unit 43 is a spacious and stylish three-bedroom, two-bathroom villa that delivers a low-maintenance lifestyle without compromising on comfort or design.
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Why more wealthy Chinese property buyers are looking to Australia
Deep-pocketed Chinese property buyers are more likely to search for homes in Australia compared to the rest of the world than they were a year ago.
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Fresh battle to slash investor’s neg gearing, capital gains tax perks
A new warning that rent will rise by $83 a week if negative gearing is removed could backfire for investors, with figures showing renters have endured much worse than that since 2020.
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Downtown Edmonton’s Manulife Place gets a new name with new tenant
Downtown Edmonton’s iconic 36-storey Manulife Place, located at 10180 101 St., will be renamed National Bank Centre to honour the bank’s growing presence in the building, as the recently acquired Canadian Western Bank moves in.
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Report on the state of Calgary’s downtown paints a rosy picture of more people and projects underway
Downtown resident Niko Florez said that he feels safe in some places in Calgary’s core, but not all.
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Some in Foothills County consider paying for water pipeline
Facing an inconsistent water supply, some residents in a far corner of Foothills County are taking another look at paying for a pipeline.
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Province boosts film sector with new investment in Budget 2025
Alberta may not have the rolling Hollywood Hills, but the province has been gaining momentum as an exceptional filming destination within the industry.
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Utility commodity rates could see some growth in 2026
Gas and power commodity rates are hovering around historic lows, but could rise slightly in 2026 as export and other development in Western Canada proceeds, City of Medicine Hat energy officials said last week.
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Rents surging in once-affordable Phoenix
PHOENIX — Aspen Day-Flynn and her boyfriend, Travis Tolin, were thinking of moving back to her native Washington state this fall when their Phoenix landlord helped give them the push.
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