For many Australians, a home by the water represents the quintessential dream.
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Monthly Archives: August 2025
Investors driving spring property resurgence
Driven by a surge in investors returning to the market, recent cash rate cuts, boosted buyer confidence and spending power, property prices look set for a boost over a busy spring selling season.
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Demolition of Edmonton’s Coliseum set to start next summer
Funding for the demolition of the former Northlands Coliseum has been secured, more than seven years after the arena closed.
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North Edmonton neighbourhood set for construction as city expands bike network
North Edmonton’s Delton neighbourhood is set to undergo major construction as part of the city’s plan to expand its active transportation network, despite long-standing opposition from residents who met Monday with Alberta’s transportation minister and Edmonton’s mayor.
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Keith Gerein: Forget Texas, Alberta has its own gerrymandering effort underway against urban centres
When I was a boy, I knew a kid who was a bit of a prodigy — or at least persistent — at cheating at board games.
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Candidate says city must grow in way that works, and lasts
Council candidate Laura Butterfield hopes to leverage the city’s unique strengths to put it on the map and future-proof that growth to keep it there.
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Parks bylaw could be council’s final decision
During their final planned general meeting of the term in October, councillors are expected to vote on a new parks bylaw, updated to reflect key community values and provide clarity around what is and is not allowed in city parks.
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Gen Z’s growing interest in financial advice and investing fuelled by social media
As soon as he turned 18, Matthew Robertson set up a tax-free savings account, downloaded personal finance apps on his phone and started listening to podcasts to plug himself into the stock market.
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Bucharest office rents among most affordable in Europe
According to the latest report by BNP Paribas Real Estate, average effective net rents for office spaces in Europe have increased by 3.7% over the past 12 months, while prime rents have gone up by 5.3%. However, in Bucharest, rent levels have remained stable, keeping Romania’s capital among the cheapest business hub in Europe.
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Broker spotlight: Cara Julian on empowering women to take charge of their mortgage journey
Cara Julian is reshaping the way women approach finance.
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