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Feb. 02, 2021 | CREBNow
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Government support and the low interest rate environment may be enough to prevent any substantial rise in supply levels. If supply levels remain relatively low, prices could continue to trend up at a faster pace throughout the year.
Government support and the low interest rate environment may be enough to prevent any substantial rise in supply levels. If supply levels remain relatively low, prices could continue to trend up at a faster pace throughout the year.
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Feb. 22, 2021 | Shameer Gaidhar
From the ground up: the importance of a structurally sound foundation
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Feb. 02, 2021 | George Johnson
My First Home: Randy Chevrier, longtime Calgary Stampeder and three-time Grey Cup champion
The whistle stops, Randy Chevrier will readily acknowledge, had become something of a blur.
Big places, small places, exotic places and so-so places. Across the U.S., back home to Canada and even to Europe. From Jacksonville, Fla.; to Cincinnati, Ohio; to Dallas, Texas; to Barcelona, Spain; to Edmonton; and then to New York.
Big places, small places, exotic places and so-so places. Across the U.S., back home to Canada and even to Europe. From Jacksonville, Fla.; to Cincinnati, Ohio; to Dallas, Texas; to Barcelona, Spain; to Edmonton; and then to New York.
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Feb. 25, 2021 | Tyler Difley
Plumbing the depths of history: why some old homes have a random basement toilet
Old homes are often full of outdated features that seem bizarre in a modern context but served an important purpose at the time of construction. With some of these quirks – such as milk doors, dumbwaiters and boot scrapers – the utility is obvious. With others... well, not so much.
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Feb. 22, 2021 | Natalie Noble
What's old is new again: adaptive reuse one solution to Calgary's downtown office vacancies
Ongoing economic challenges, shrinking population growth and a pandemic that won't go away add up to a downtown Calgary office market facing critical vacancy rates.
One solution is adaptive reuse: the conversion of vacant office space into residential projects. The University of Calgary's School of Public Policy recently published a research paper exploring the challenges and opportunities surrounding adaptive reuse and how it could make a major difference in the city's downtown core.
One solution is adaptive reuse: the conversion of vacant office space into residential projects. The University of Calgary's School of Public Policy recently published a research paper exploring the challenges and opportunities surrounding adaptive reuse and how it could make a major difference in the city's downtown core.
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Feb. 01, 2021 | CREBNow
January 2021: sales activity signals strong start to the year
January sales were the highest they have been for the month since 2014, as housing market momentum from the end of 2020 carried over into the start of 2021.
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Feb. 01, 2021 | Mario Toneguzzi
Rock-bottom interest rates throughout 2021 could nudge even more Calgarians into the housing market
Historically low interest rates are helping boost the residential real estate market in Calgary and across the country, with the trend expected to continue throughout 2021.
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Feb. 08, 2021 | Tyler Difley
True colours: Pantone's 2021 Colour of the Year and the history of a trendsetter
At the end of 2020, the Pantone Colour Institute announced its 2021 Colour(s) of the Year: Ultimate Gray (17-5104) and Illuminating (13-0647), "A marriage of color conveying a message of strength and hopefulness that is both enduring and uplifting."
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Jan. 29, 2021 | Barb Livingstone
Refreshed Beltline real estate development could become office hub for Calgary's burgeoning tech sector
While downtown Calgary struggles with an office vacancy rate nearing 30 per cent, a unique "campus" development in the heart of the Beltline is seeing success.