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July 23, 2014 | CREBNow
Where mountains meet
Making a home in the scenic and close knit communities of Priddis and Bragg Creek
Boasting some of the world's most beautiful backdrops, Bragg Creek and Priddis offer a veritable cornucopia of mountain-view amenities for local residents.
Bragg Creek's history traces back to 1885 when the area was first homesteaded by brothers Albert and John Bragg. At first, the winters were too harsh for settlers who arrived there. Yet for those who prevailed, trade with the local Nakoda First Nations was fruitful at the original Bragg Creek Trading Post.
Boasting some of the world's most beautiful backdrops, Bragg Creek and Priddis offer a veritable cornucopia of mountain-view amenities for local residents.
Bragg Creek's history traces back to 1885 when the area was first homesteaded by brothers Albert and John Bragg. At first, the winters were too harsh for settlers who arrived there. Yet for those who prevailed, trade with the local Nakoda First Nations was fruitful at the original Bragg Creek Trading Post.
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July 23, 2014 | Cody Stuart
It's never too late
Brokerage supports program helping Calgarians graduate high school
There can be many stumbling blocks to choosing the right home: finding the right location, amenities and availability, to name a few.
Yet for many Calgarians, the first step to buying a home comes not with securing a mortgage, but with securing an education.
There can be many stumbling blocks to choosing the right home: finding the right location, amenities and availability, to name a few.
Yet for many Calgarians, the first step to buying a home comes not with securing a mortgage, but with securing an education.
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July 23, 2014 | Cody Stuart
The new west
West Village plans cast future of downtown core into spotlight
Construction cranes that dot the east downtown skyline are providing Calgarians a not-too distant
vision of what the city's core might soon look like.
Yet industry experts suggest future plans in the underdeveloped West Village will provide a better understanding of what's really in store in the heart of Calgary.
Construction cranes that dot the east downtown skyline are providing Calgarians a not-too distant
vision of what the city's core might soon look like.
Yet industry experts suggest future plans in the underdeveloped West Village will provide a better understanding of what's really in store in the heart of Calgary.
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July 17, 2014 | CREBNow
Barron Building denied historical designation
A historical piece of Calgary architecture has been denied historic designation.
In April, the CREBNow real estate news reported Alberta's Culture Minister Heather Klimchuk was intending to make an order that the Barron Building on Eighth Avenue SW be designated a Provincial Historic Resource.
In April, the CREBNow real estate news reported Alberta's Culture Minister Heather Klimchuk was intending to make an order that the Barron Building on Eighth Avenue SW be designated a Provincial Historic Resource.
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July 17, 2014 | Cody Stuart
Have bike, will travel
City releases Bicycle Count report
Calgarians love their bicycles, and the City has the numbers to prove it.
Released as part of the City of Calgary's first ever official bike count, data collected by the city
showed over 19,000 cyclists passed by one of 51 collection points during two six-hour periods (6:30-9:30 a.m. and 3:30-6:30 p.m.) in May, June and July.
Calgarians love their bicycles, and the City has the numbers to prove it.
Released as part of the City of Calgary's first ever official bike count, data collected by the city
showed over 19,000 cyclists passed by one of 51 collection points during two six-hour periods (6:30-9:30 a.m. and 3:30-6:30 p.m.) in May, June and July.
