Seeding is nearing completion in southeast Alberta on May 20, according to the latest edition of the Alberta crop report.
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Monthly Archives: May 2025
Mumbai becomes India’s priciest office market with 28% rent surge, Hyderabad ranks 2nd. Here’s city-wise breakdown
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) has emerged as the most expensive commercial real estate market across India. The average rental in the region rose nearly 28 per cent from ₹131 per sq ft in 2022 to ₹168 per sq ft in 2025, according to data analysed by property consulting firm Anarock.
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Britons face 100% property tax in Spain as PM pushes ahead with controversial new plan
Spain is pushing ahead with plans to impose a 100 per cent tax on British and other non-EU citizens purchasing holiday homes.
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New homeowners should do one key task for long-term tax savings, real estate attorney says
If you just bought a house, it may be a good time to check the accuracy of your property tax assessment, experts say.
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The 10 Best Cities for Spacious Apartments (And How Much It Costs To Live in Each One)
While it’s not a key feature on real estate listings in the way that the amount of bedrooms or bathrooms are, but it is a key consideration for renters when scoping out prospective new spaces: Space.
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Rosey and Mary lived the Great Australian Dream – then they found something better
In Sydney’s housing market, there’s one kind of property that’s fast becoming as rare as gold dust and almost as valuable: three-bedroom apartments.
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Where this week’s rate cut makes it cheaper to own than rent in SA
Another interest rate cut would make buying cheaper than renting – but only in another four South Australian suburbs or towns, taking the total to 26, new data shows.
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Interest rates: Why we will keep paying the same repayments
While this week’s interest rate cut is a welcome relief for Wynnum’s Julia and Mike Melles, the couple will continue paying the same mortgage repayments to reduce their loan term.
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Edmonton zoning bylaw prompts surge in infill, upsets neighbourhoods
A year in, the City of Edmonton’s new set of zoning bylaws have encouraged more redevelopment within the city, but some neighbourhood groups feel the increased housing supply comes at too high a cost.
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‘Bold action’: Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson vows to fast-track infrastructure projects
Canada’s energy sector will be defined by delivery, not delays.
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