Thanks to steep pullbacks in the apartment condominium sector, total residential sales in Calgary eased by 17 per cent compared to May of last year. While the drop does seem significant, the 2,568 sales this month remain 11 per cent higher than long-term trends for May and improved over last month.
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On May 20, the city council made a decision to table the Industrial Monitoring (IM) Program update, amending the Sewer Bylaw, and allowing for a public input session to be scheduled for the July 2, 2025, council meeting.
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The Airdrie Mainstreet Real Estate Inc (AMSQ) as a separate legal entity will be dissolved.
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The City of Airdrie is excited to relaunch the Downtown Incentives Program following Council approval on Tuesday. This continues the momentum of downtown revitalization that saw 21 successful applications supporting a $1.52 million reinvestment in the City’s core.
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Sales in a few of Calgary’s bedroom communities edged up in April while most others experienced declines. Yet the overall picture for the city’s outlying municipalities is one illustrating demand well below the pandemic peak. Calgary Real Estate Board statistics from April show the largest of those communities — Airdrie — saw real estate resales fall about eight per cent year over year. That’s as new listings grew about 32 per cent, while the benchmark price was flat at $544,700.
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Airdronians will experience a tax increase again this year.
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Airdrie is among more than 50 Alberta communities where new job training programs and services are available under a $33.2-million investment by the provincial government.
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Construction has officially commenced on Airdrie’s fourth fire station, located in the northeast quadrant. The station will cover 26,000 square feet of operational space, with a post-disaster-rated design that includes training towers, fire bays, and a modular Emergency Coordination Centre (ECC).
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Airdrie council passed its 2025 tax rate bylaw Tuesday, approving a $27.90 monthly increase for the median single-family homeowner, including an $18.53 jump driven by the province’s education requisition.
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While the SW Recreation Centre (SWRC) site master plan will be selected by council in spring, What We Heard report regarding SWRC update was provided before city council on May 6.
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