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July 24, 2013 | Cody Stuart
Canmore Development Passes $10 Million in Sales
The developer of a new seniors development in Canmore has announced they have passed $10 million in sales.
With 22 of the project's 56 suites sold since the sales centre opened earlier this year, developer Origin announced the milestone at its new Origin at Spring Creek active living seniors' residence.
With 22 of the project's 56 suites sold since the sales centre opened earlier this year, developer Origin announced the milestone at its new Origin at Spring Creek active living seniors' residence.
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July 24, 2013 | Cody Stuart
Pop The Question: Lori Andrews
Lori Andrews is one busy lady. In addition to being a regular contributor to CREB®Now, the "insanely happy interior designer and photographer" can be found snapping photos and designing striking spaces all over the city, including the Fratello Analog Café in southwest Calgary. Andrews took time out of her busy schedule to talk a little bit about herself, her city and what it takes to turn a home from tired to timeless.
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July 24, 2013 | Cody Stuart
$52 Million Question Remains Unanswered
It appears the $52 million question has yet to be answered.
With infrastructure damage from Calgary's recent floods projected to be two or three times the initial estimate of $256 million, the debate on what to do with the city's $52 million tax surplus continues.
With infrastructure damage from Calgary's recent floods projected to be two or three times the initial estimate of $256 million, the debate on what to do with the city's $52 million tax surplus continues.
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July 24, 2013 | CREBNow
East Village Rises Above
The backers of East Village won't let recent flooding get in the way of their goal of making it one of the city's most sought-after neighbourhoods.
According to flood maps released by the Province of Alberta, East Village is in a pink zone or flood fringe, despite flood mitigation measures undertaken by the community.
According to flood maps released by the Province of Alberta, East Village is in a pink zone or flood fringe, despite flood mitigation measures undertaken by the community.
