Searching for an affordable option to enter the housing market, more Calgarians are turning to Calgary’s apartment condominium market.
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Marvelous Marda Loop
It’s ironic that despite its strong prominence and familiarity, the southwest community of Marda Loop isn’t technically a community at all.
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Mayor Provides Update at CREB®Talk
Speaking at CREB®’s recent Broker Forum Lunch, Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi stressed the need for change to the way the city handles secondary suites and suburban subsidies.
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Calgary Gets Passing Grade in Quality of Life Survey
Calgarians gave their city good marks overall in Calgary Foundation’s latest Vital Signs report, however housing and transportation remain their top concerns.
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Amazing Acreages
Fresh air and wide-open spaces are the calling cards of acreage living. While the daily lives of those living in metropolitan regions are often filled with nosey neighbours and traffic gridlock, those living in more rural areas tend to lead a more relaxed lifestyle.
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The Alberta Advantage
The temperatures around Calgary might be getting chillier, but the numbers coming out of the city’s real estate industry are anything but.
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Okotoks: A Community Alight with Possibility
Just south of the Calgary city limits on Highway 2, Okotoks is a bustling community full of amenities and surrounded by breathtaking southern Alberta scenery.
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Bridgeland and Renfrew
With vast amenities and the distinction of being among Calgary’s oldest and most established neighbourhoods, Bridgeland and Renfrew offer up inner city living at its finest.
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Million Dollar City
When it comes to homeowners, Calgary’s million-dollar club is becoming more inclusive every minute.
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Something Old, Something New
As Calgary grows as a city, so does the need for new infrastructure, which can sometimes leave heritage buildings by the wayside.
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