Market sees rise in vacancies, rents
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Market sees rise in vacancies, rents
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When I told my friends I was moving to Calgary, one of the most common reactions I got (aside from “oooh, Stampede!”) was “Your rent will be so much cheaper.”
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A real estate agent wants to warn the public about a rental scam that almost involved a vacant home listed for sale.
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The city needs to do more to brace for a rental housing crunch, warns mayoral candidate Karen Leibovici.
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CALGARY – A woman has seen her Calgary rental home for the first time since a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen was removed from the property last week.
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When Gisele Knorr’s landlord tripled her rent, she could be forgiven for thinking she’d experienced the worst of Calgary’s housing market.
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EDMONTON – Homebuilders are getting busier in the Edmonton region with multi-family construction leading the way.
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. said Monday there were 1,864 total starts in the Edmonton census metropolitan area for May, up from 1,246 in May 2012.
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When it comes to the Albertan city with the fastest rising rental prices, we’re number two.
The average monthly cost of renting a two-bedroom apartment in Grande Prairie increased 8.8% in 2012, trailing only Cold Lake at 10%, according to a recent report from the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
In 2012, the average price of a two-bedroom in Grande Prairie was $1,004 – an increase of $161 in the past two years.
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With rock-bottom interest rates and post-housing bubble prices, the idea of buying a second home as a rental property may appeal to baby boomers looking to fortify their retirement finances.
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Finding affordable rental housing in Okotoks is increasingly difficult as vacancies are rare and rents are climbing.
Okotoks resident Lorraine Knelsen felt the impact first hand when she was recently told the rent on her one-bedroom apartment in town was going to rise by $300 per month.
Once the rent increase takes effect in January, it will bring her monthly rent to $1,150 for the apartment in a small building near the edge of the river valley on the town’s north side.
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