Despite projections that Greece’s economy will continue to grow in the next two years, rising rent inflation could threaten the economy’s prospects, Morgan Stanley says.
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Monthly Archives: May 2025
What is happening with the rental housing market in Minsk
Although the cost of rental housing in Minsk has increased by 10-15% over the past year, the dollar has become cheaper since Donald Trump came to power, making this difference unnoticeable.
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North America’s first solar community almost completely dismantled
The Drake Landing Solar Community was a unique energy project that put Okotoks on the map.
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RMWB public works moves into new $50.7-million facility
The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (RMWB) has opened a $50.7-million facility that will house its public works department.
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‘Carney has to prove himself’: Jean optimistic about oilsands’ future
Alberta’s minister for energy and minerals says he is optimistic for the future of the oilsands and the province’s resource sector.
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‘A lot tougher’: The type of home build that has blown out most
The time it takes to build an apartment has blown out to more than 2½ times the period required to construct a house.
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Qld acreage property comes with its own custom motocross track
An acreage property with its own custom motocross track has been listed for sale just 40 kilometres from the Gold Coast’s Glitter Strip.
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Glenpatrick Drive infrastructure project begins this week
The Glenpatrick Drive infrastructure replacement project is set to begin this week, with construction crews working in phases to limit disruption. The work will take place along Glenpatrick Drive from 5th Avenue to the intersection near Glenbow Elementary School.
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Airdrie to relaunch Downtown Incentives program
The City of Airdrie is excited to relaunch the Downtown Incentives Program following Council approval on Tuesday. This continues the momentum of downtown revitalization that saw 21 successful applications supporting a $1.52 million reinvestment in the City’s core.
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Why fixing your home loan now could lead to regret
One in ten homeowners are planning to refinance their mortgage to a fixed rate following the latest rate cut, but experts warn they may come to regret acting prematurely.
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