Look for more cranes in the sky and tool boxes at townhome sites this year compared to 2013, says a federal agency.
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Fewer leftovers could mean busy but successful year for capital projects
After a hectic construction season in 2013, the city’s capital projects manager is hoping for a “busy but doable” year in 2014.
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What’s ahead for 2014 housing market
The housing recovery hit high gear in 2013 with bigger than expected price gains and solid home sales. This year isn’t likely to be as exciting. Rising mortgage interest rates will price out some potential buyers. Instead of double-digit price gains, look for single-digit ones, economists say, while existing home sales remain at last year’s level.
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2014: it is showtime!!
If there is one thing we can all agree on is that 2013 is finished and it won’t be coming back! It was the year of Nelson Mandela passing on, the Boston bombings and Alberta’s floods to name a few memorable moments. It was also the year we extended our internet reach worldwide. In over 60 countries, our impact has been acknowledged and is rapidly approaching a tipping point in which the world can no longer ignore Alberta’s role in the investment community through this website. It is always a thrill to see which countries around the globe are visiting our site. From the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific, we welcome you all to read our unmatched daily research!
The initial stage of getting our name out to the world is now complete. 2014 will be the year where we are judged by our performance of providing Alberta’s real estate trends through the internet. We have only given you a sample of what is in store for you.
All the best and hang on for one hell of a ride!!
Happy new year 2014!!!
Home Prices in 20 U.S. Cities Climb by Most in Seven Years
Home prices in 20 U.S. cities rose in October from a year ago by the most in more than seven years, signaling the real-estate rebound will keep bolstering household wealth in 2014.
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Little to no increase for City fees in 2014
Several of the City’s user fees will remain unchanged for the New Year such as:
Fares for the Edmonton Transit System ($3.20 for an adult fare)
Admission fees for the Valley Zoo ($9.50) and the Muttart Conservatory ($12 adult)
Residential development permits for home enhancements such as decks, hot tubs and solar panels
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What does 2014 hold for city?
City officials are dealing with two major issues as they enter the new year. But Mayor Chris Spearman says there’s plenty more on city council’s agenda in coming months. Curbside recycling, improved transit service and more detailed financial reporting are on his to-do
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Alberta economy trends to watch for 2014
While the Alberta economy will continue to be the envy of the country in 2014, national and international economic forces could dampen its outlook.
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City ready to set agenda for 2014
As the New Year rings in, City of Grande Prairie Mayor Bill Given and council are getting ready to set the agenda for change over the next three years.
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