A business owner is citing the City of Airdrie’s bureaucratic processes as a reason behind her storefront’s recent closure – a claim City officials are refuting.
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Category Archives: Airdrie (Alberta)
Home sales in most surrounding areas start to slow
Sales declined in most of Calgary’s surrounding markets as a lack of affordable single-family detached homes along with higher borrowing costs knocked buyers out of the market.
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City council still receptive to proposed Calgary-Airdrie bike trail
The wheels of inter-municipal plans to move forward with a project to link Calgary and Airdrie with a bike path appear to be rolling along.
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Airdrie council receptive of Trans Canada Trail proposal
The City of Airdrie is on-board for a potential Trans Canada Trail connecting the community to the City of Calgary after receiving a feasibility study on October 17 conducted by Associated Engineering.
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Airdrie on track to reaching 100,000 population by 2030
A growth metrics report recently published by the City of Airdrie details all of the ways the municipality has been growing, and indicates it’s on track to exceeding a population of 100,000 by 2030.
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Banff-Airdrie MP sounds alarm about proposed riding boundary adjustments
Banff-Airdrie MP Blake Richards has some qualms with an impending adjustment of his riding’s boundaries.
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Airdrie’s business real estate sector experiencing growth pains
Airdrie’s business sector is experiencing some growing pains, with a general shortage of affordable commercial real estate spaces in the city, and some significant growth limitations in its industrial real estate sector capacity at the moment.
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Airdrie House and Home: Realtor presents stats on Airdrie’s tight real estate market
The city-wide year-to-date (YTD) sales and new listings have decreased in past three months; however, the Airdrie market has remained as a seller’s market.
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Home sales slow down in surrounding communities
Activity continued to decline in Calgary’s outlying towns and cities with higher borrowing costs weighing on buyers’ ability to purchase single-family detached homes that make up most of the supply in these bedroom communities.
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Resident raises concerns over active transportation routes
A resident of Airdrie brought forward a number of concerns to council surrounding the lack of infrastructure to accommodate active transportation commuters in the community, particularly on roads.
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