Town of Sylvan Lake’s vision for the waterfront will involve negotiating a water lease with the province.
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Council discussing cannabis retailer boundaries, all-weather Shell Place
Council is discussing a bylaw concerning the distance a cannabis retailer must be from structures considered “legislated facilities,” such as schools, daycares and health care centres.
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Downtown champions have impact
We often use the term revitalization when we talk about the work we are doing in downtown Lethbridge. But what does revitalization really mean? First and foremost, we aimed to create vibrant spaces through positive change. We are challenging the status-quo with investment opportunities and the implementation of programs and services that are helping to create revitalization.
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Crypto property auction to be ‘world first’
In April, in Australia’s Northern Territory, the “world’s first” crypto-currency-based house auction will be held. Is the sale – to be held in tropical Casuarina, one of the northern suburbs of Darwin – a sign that the property sector is about to start embracing blockchain?
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How 3D-Printing Could Break into the Building Industry
Since Spain opened the first 3-D–printed pedestrian bridge in 2016, the push for printed architecture seems to be accelerating. Shanghai inaugurated the world’s longest printed concrete bridge in January, and the first-ever printed steel span is set to cross a canal in Amsterdam this year. Beyond bridges, the first 3-D–printed homes available to rent—five bulbous buildings in the Dutch city of Eindhoven—should hit the market by this summer.
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The great rental rip off: How landlords are STILL raising prices despite a plunging property market – and why there’s almost nothing tenants can do to stop them
The cost of renting in Australia is steadily rising despite the property market’s downward spiral.
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Property Prices in Sofia Fall at the End of the Year
In Sofia, even in the most distant neighborhoods, prices of 600 euros per square meter of living area are a mirage. This was told to Darik radio by Shtelian Kalchev, co-founder of a real estate agency with more than 10 years of experience in commenting on the scandal with the prices of the apartments of ruling party figures.
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5 ways bad credit can keep you from being a functional adult
You’ve probably heard that it’s important to keep your credit score as high as possible. If you don’t, you may not get approved for the next credit card you want, or you may get approved with a lower credit limit and a higher interest rate than you’d like.
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STEM jobs are on the rise. Here are 15 cities hiring the most high-tech workers
As the world increasingly relies on advanced technology – in computing, manufacturing, health care, and more – science and technology are becoming inextricably linked in the U.S. job market. More and more, the jobs with better pay and job security are in STEM – science, technology, engineering, and math – fields.
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Northern UK property prices humming along as they barely feel impact of Brexit-fuelled decline in London
The Brexit-inspired decline in London’s property values has yet to cause any serious ripples in other areas of the UK.
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