There's yet another addition coming to Calgary's rapidly changing downtown skyline.

Set to add 600,000 sq. ft. of Class AAA office space to the downtown office market, Oxford Properties Group has announced the development of a 25-storey LEED Gold office tower in Calgary.

No one is really wrecking Sunnyside; though Wreck City, a community of artists, is giving nine houses in the area a new look.

The nine houses in the Calgary community of are set for demolition but, thanks to a partnership with Bucci Developments Ltd., the buildings are playing their swan songs in a pretty spectacular way.

With a history as a Provincial Fire Inspector and Certified Master and Certified Master Home Inspection certificates under his belt, Allan Berdahl of Aarlan Home Inspection Services knows what home inspections are all about. Berdahl took the time to share everything from the importance of having a home inspection to why the Calgary Tower is his favourite building Calgary.

Nestled in the northwest corner of Calgary, the communities of Royal Oak and Rocky Ridge with their pathway systems, mountain views and wetlands can make one forget they are even living in a city.

"I fell in love with these communities because of the majestic views of the Rocky Mountains and the unique landscapes including several environmentally sensitive wetland ponds," said Monique Chiasson, community engagement director with the Rocky Ridge Royal Oak Community Association (RRROCA).

While MLS® home sales in Canada decreased by 2.1 per cent between January and February, sales in Calgary increased more than seven per cent.

There were 1,591 sales in Calgary in January 2013 followed by 1,709 in February. Nationally, not seasonally adjusted activity decreased 15.8 per cent compared to February 2012.