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March 14, 2018 | Mario Toneguzzi
Density dilemma
Study finds major Canadian cities have room to improve when it comes to densification
Densification is a buzzword now in the real estate industry, and it's certainly on the minds of many policy makers in cities across Canada, including Calgary.
If you travel to cities around the world, you will see firsthand how the other half lives, so to speak. More people are living close together in those global cities.
Densification is a buzzword now in the real estate industry, and it's certainly on the minds of many policy makers in cities across Canada, including Calgary.
If you travel to cities around the world, you will see firsthand how the other half lives, so to speak. More people are living close together in those global cities.
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Aug. 02, 2017 | Tyler Difley
Compare and contrast
How Calgary's housing market stacks up against other major centres
When it comes to the housing market and the availability of affordable options, people often lose sight of the big picture. Instead of obsessing over the minute details of the market in any one particular city, it can be helpful to take a step back and examine things in a broader context to provide points of comparison. This dose of perspective helps one to remember that while $400,000 might seem like a lot to ask for a detached home in one city, in another major metropolitan area, people might be hard pressed to find a home for less than twice that amount.
When it comes to the housing market and the availability of affordable options, people often lose sight of the big picture. Instead of obsessing over the minute details of the market in any one particular city, it can be helpful to take a step back and examine things in a broader context to provide points of comparison. This dose of perspective helps one to remember that while $400,000 might seem like a lot to ask for a detached home in one city, in another major metropolitan area, people might be hard pressed to find a home for less than twice that amount.