Drake Landing’s developer is working to secure a water licence to keep the community growing as just over a dozen lots remain up for sale for new homes in the community.
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Drake Landing’s developer is working to secure a water licence to keep the community growing as just over a dozen lots remain up for sale for new homes in the community.
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The municipality is on the lookout for a buyer and developer of 52 acres of residential land in Anzac.
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Flush with the success of SkyView Ranch, a Calgary developer has definite plans to expand its vision for the city’s northeast.
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Despite a stop work order issued in late September, the developers of an airfield in Parkland County are continuing with construction work that owners say is designed to capitalize on flights and businesses that previously made use of the closing Edmonton City Centre airport.
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CALGARY — One of Calgary’s most impressive buildings has been sold to a Vancouver-based developer.
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The developer of a prospective nine-storey condominium and office space building for Devon’s north end is saying he expects to deliver a design that will become a local landmark.
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Foothills MD council is providing backers of a proposed commercial development outside Okotoks’ south border more time to find a water source for the project.
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What was once promoted as a community for the 21st century on Medicine Hat’s south side is now part of a bankruptcy sale and a complicated web of court actions involving dozens of local investors and a half-billion-dollar civil lawsuit filed against a Lethbridge real estate developer.
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A decision by city council today will be pivotal for the fulfillment of the long-term vision for west Lethbridge, according to the city.
Development of a core service area for west Lethbridge, first envisioned more than 45 years ago, will go ahead as a result of council’s approval of the sale of 66.5-acres of land in Crossings to a commercial development firm. Calgary-based Royop (Crossings) Development Ltd. has agreed to purchase the land from The City of Lethbridge for $33.85 million, and will now lead development of a core service area featuring retail, office commercial and multi-family residential properties.
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Sherwood Park-based developers wanting to build a 55-plus residence next to Synergy Wellness Centre (SWC) claim the public hearing for the project was biased following comments blogged by a councillor before the hearing.
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