The way city council goes through money and unfailingly raises taxes every year, Edmonton is getting the nickname of “Spendmonton” in local business circles.
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‘Realities keep changing:’ New Africa Centre to transform old school site
The old Wellington school site in north Edmonton is undergoing transformation as the Africa Centre is poised to rise in its place.
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More affordable smart meter opt-out approved
Residents who want to opt out of St. Albert’s smart water meter program can now do so at nearly half the originally proposed cost.
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The Different Commercial Property Types and What They Mean for the Owner
When searching the US real estate market for a commercial property, it’s essential to understand the classification system used to govern and define different kinds of commercial property.
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The Norfolk district with 825 empty homes
West Norfolk has the largest number of empty homes in the county according to a new report by Great Yarmouth Borough Council, topping the list ahead of Great Yarmouth itself, which has 585 empty properties.
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Bank may tighten rules to protect property funds
Investors may face tight restrictions on withdrawals from property funds amid fears that worries over their performance will lead to a dash to take cash out and destabilise the system.
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What apartments will $1,800 rent you in Central Business District, today?
Curious just how far your dollar goes in Central Business District?
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New central Tokyo apartment building for lawmakers comes with low rental prices
House of Councilors lawmakers will be offered far lower rents than market prices for an apartment building under construction in a prime location in Tokyo, it has been learned.
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Holiday Season Is Prime Time to Buy an Australian Beach Property
Australia’s residential property market is heating up, just as thousands of people migrate to the country’s coastal hot spots, many of them prepared to mix down time at the beach with a spot of aspirational holiday house hunting.
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The boom and bust of a runaway construction industry likely to continue into 2020
OPINION: Christmas is coming and New Zealand is eyeing its collective escape to beach, bach and snarlers on the barbie.
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