In mid-March, the Airdrie City Council will see the final master plan and implementation strategy of the Northeast Regional Park. On Monday, council heard an update on the public engagement portion of the master plan which occurred in the fall of 2023.
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Airdrie City Council voted to amend a bylaw which will allow public storage facilities to be added to the list of discretionary land uses, but with the caveat that the potential for an outdoor storage facility is limited for a particular parcel of land near Fletcher Village.
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Several recommendations were presented to city council on Monday as part of the second phase of the city’s Southwest Recreation Centre in preparation for site master planning.
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With Airdrie schools facing space crunches across higher grades, families are being asked to offer their input on how to balance the city’s rapidly growing student enrolment.
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Late in 2023, London Drugs moved from their location in Sierra Springs to a spot just south of City Hall along Airdrie’s main street in downtown. The move was beneficial for the drug store chain which faced pricey rent and complaints from residents and customers about traffic congestion getting to and from the former location, but the move has since become an important piece of the City’s downtown revitalization plan.
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The Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB) is forecasting that 2024 will be another year of home prices rising in Airdrie.
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Communities surrounding Calgary generally saw stronger sales in December, though in many instances growth was not enough to offset an overall decline in activity for last year compared with 2022.
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Airdrie’s business sector continues to show resilience and growth coming out of a busy 2023 year, both on the real estate side of the equation and in the diversity of local businesses now operating in the community.
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City council passed a bylaw amendment on Monday afternoon that will change how the public will be notified about development permit approvals.
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The City of Airdrie announced that it has released the 2024 property assessments. Residents will either be able to view their assessments online or can expect them in the mail in the coming days. But what can residents expect exactly?
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