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Jan. 30, 2013 | Cody Stuart
Report Suggests Office Activity to 'Surge' in 2013
Growth is the key word in a report outlining Calgary's office, industrial, commercial and multi-residential sectors from one of Canada's leading fully integrated real estate organizations.
In Morguard's 2013 Canadian Economic Outlook and Market Fundamentals Research Report, Calgary was singled out as one of the best markets in the country, with the organization predicting even more expansion in the coming year.
In Morguard's 2013 Canadian Economic Outlook and Market Fundamentals Research Report, Calgary was singled out as one of the best markets in the country, with the organization predicting even more expansion in the coming year.
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Jan. 30, 2013 | CREBNow
Inner City Living
From its borders to its centre, Calgary's inner city is home to some of the city's most storied historical sites and bustling neighbourhoods; and is continually sought out by an eclectic group of homeowners and renters alike.
Bankview resident Vanessa Vegter loves the fact her community is both affordable and conveniently located near 17th Avenue and several city bus routes.
Bankview resident Vanessa Vegter loves the fact her community is both affordable and conveniently located near 17th Avenue and several city bus routes.
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Jan. 24, 2013 | Cody Stuart
How to: Prevent Frozen Pipes
Every year in Calgary, there are an average of 400 water main breaks. With an average of 2.6 people per household, that's a whole lot of Calgarians who are going to be left with messy clean ups or even put out of their home due to broken pipes. With the water in Calgary's water distribution system measuring between 1 and 3 Celsius, it takes very little exposure to colder temperatures for it to freeze. That's why it is important to make sure your water service lines are not exposed to colder air during winter months. CREB® Now has compiled a few steps homeowners can take to lessen the risks of a broken water pipe in their home.
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Jan. 24, 2013 | CREBNow
Hirsch: Retail Still Going Strong in Alberta, For Now
While Albertans were shopping up a storm for the month of November, ATB economist Todd Hirsch said they might not so willingly dole out the cash for shopping in 2013.
"With warnings of lower oil prices and worries of lower provincial government spending in the coming budget, there may be a few anxious moments in store for some Albertans," said Hirsch adding those factors could pull back the reins of retail enthusiasm in the province for the coming months.
"With warnings of lower oil prices and worries of lower provincial government spending in the coming budget, there may be a few anxious moments in store for some Albertans," said Hirsch adding those factors could pull back the reins of retail enthusiasm in the province for the coming months.
