Travellers flying out of Calgary this winter will have more destination choices.
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Travellers flying out of Calgary this winter will have more destination choices.
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In the late 20th century, urban planners and developers were searching for new approaches for creating suburban communities that were more walkable i.e. office, retail and restaurant spaces, as well as parks, playgrounds, schools and other amenities strategically integrated next to a diversity of housing options. The term “urban village” and “lifestyle centres” started to pop-up in planning jargon.
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A sheet metal wall running along Memorial Drive in central Calgary has already drawn questions from residents in the area.
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Ongoing economic uncertainty resulting from trade war concerns with the United States will continue to weigh on Calgary’s resale real estate market, a new report has forecast.
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Thursday morning marked the unofficial start to the 2025 Calgary Stampede, as hundreds turned out to Stephen Avenue for the ‘first flip.’
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Renters are ready to make the move.
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Whether you want to swim, take out the paddleboard or just read and relax by the water, Calgary is home to several lakes that offer a summer paradise not just for you, but for the whole family.
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Calgary’s vacancy rate climbed 50 basis points to 30.7 per cent in the second quarter of 2025, continuing a trend despite a relative boom in oil prices in the past couple of years and local efforts to convert commercial buildings into residential towers.
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Three new hotels are coming to Calgary’s Culture and Entertainment district in the next five years, and two of them will be the among the country’s tallest residential towers.
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Inventory levels in June continued to rise, both over last month’s and last year’s levels. By the end of the month, inventory reached 6,941 units, returning to levels reported in 2021, or prior to the surge in population growth.
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