Morning News Rundown
Dec. 10, 2014 | CREBNow
Morning News Rundown
Here is your Morning News Rundown for Wednesday, Dec. 10:Bill 9 criticized by condo group, opposition parties - CBC Calgary
House prices set to fall, Calgary real estate consultant warns - CBC Calgary
Slumping oil prices to hit home prices in Calgary in 2015: Re/Max - Financial Post
Request to preserve one of Canada's last remaining "Trend Houses" goes to city council - Calgary Herald
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