CALGARY — While more detached and semi-detached homes were sold during the month of July, statistics show tough conditions are still hurting Calgary’s housing market.

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The City will not be opening its new southeast cemetery this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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That light we see in Calgary’s housing market tunnel is, unfortunately, not the end of the tunnel.

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Real estate company Dream Unlimited has launched a $2.5 billion mixed-use master-planned community called Alpine Park in the deep southwest of Calgary.

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Christine DeBoer could be considered a fresh market expert. The 45-year-old elementary school teacher has lived in exotic locales around the world, for most of her working life, and in each and every place she’s lived, she’s sussed out fresh food and the local market culture. Her last teaching engagement took her to Brazil, where she spent seven years.

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The Calgary resale housing market appears to have rebounded after a very sluggish spring with MLS sales in July on the rise.

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Investors remained confident and active in Calgary’s commercial real estate market through the first half of 2020, according to a new report by The Network (Real Estate Intelligence).

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The second quarter of 2020 marked the first full quarter since COVID-19 began to weigh on the economy.

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City council gave approval Monday to a new mid-rise development in Inglewood, a flashpoint in a debate about the future of the neighbourhood’s main street and heritage character.

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Regardless of when we all manage to successfully navigate our way through the COVID maze (and we will get through it), a lot of things are going to look and feel different.

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