Economic volatility driven by global events is prompting fresh confidence in the Australian property market, according to Herron Todd White’s Month in Review – June 2025.
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Monthly Archives: July 2025
WestJet announces five new destinations from Calgary
Travellers flying out of Calgary this winter will have more destination choices.
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Alberta to hold nuclear power consultations as reactor companies weigh opportunities
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government plans to hold public consultations this fall about adding nuclear power to the province’s energy mix.
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Alberta and Ontario sign new agreements to advance pipelines, railways
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier Doug Ford signed two new memoranda of understanding to break down internal trade barriers, which include advancing pipelines and railways.
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Alberta natural gas expected to see a bump next year thanks to LNG exports: Deloitte
CALGARY — A new report from advisory firm Deloitte is forecasting a big jump in Alberta natural gas prices next year, with the country’s first West Coast export facility now up and running.
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Lane and order: Airdrie under full construction watch this July
Airdrie residents are facing a wall of summer road, pathway and parking disruptions as the City of Airdrie juggles water repairs, utility work and long-haul rehabilitation projects across major routes.
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Moving to a new place in Sharjah just got a whole lot easier thanks to SEWA
If you’re renting a new home in Sharjah, here’s some good news. Starting now, there’s no need to go through the hassle of activating electricity, water, and gas services yourself. Thanks to a new digital system, these utilities will be switched on automatically as soon as your tenancy contract is attested by the municipality.
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How Finland’s new aid rule wiped out rent support for thousands.
From August, around 150,000 Finnish students will see their monthly housing support cut. Under the new rules, the students living away from home only get help during the month they’ve enrolled. This means July and August come without a single euro unless you’re doing summer courses. Meanwhile, rents aren’t falling. The average student flat costs €566 per month, even with subsidies, at €482, leaving a significant gap.
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Rental housing sell-off prompts 30% drop in student lodgings
Students are finding it increasingly difficult to find accommodation in university cities because of a combination of rising rents and a shortage of available homes.
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Cyprus rent and price hikes align with wider EU trend
Cyprus recorded a 2 per cent rise in house prices in the first quarter of 2025 compared with a year earlier, while rents continued to increase across the island, Eurostat data showed.
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