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Calgary, Rocky View County pivot from annexation to joint venture

Calgary, Rocky View County pivot from annexation to joint venture

Annexation talks off as county, city partner on logistics hub and rail transload facility
Return to work keeps Lethbridge office market dynamic

Return to work keeps Lethbridge office market dynamic

Strong economy, young families keep demand for space active
Greater land-use regulations, less housing affordability: CMHC

Greater land-use regulations, less housing affordability: CMHC

New survey reveals impact of land regulations and approval delays on housing supply
Edmonton industrial market sees flight to quality

Edmonton industrial market sees flight to quality

Older, obsolete space faces demolition as tenants opt for new digs
Bank of Canada doubles-down on inflation pressures

Bank of Canada doubles-down on inflation pressures

Global pressures ease but the Bank of Canada isn't resting easy
Calgary building permit gains offset declines in Alberta

Calgary building permit gains offset declines in Alberta

Tallies fell across the West as summer approached
UK paper giant enters Alberta with Hinton mill purchase

UK paper giant enters Alberta with Hinton mill purchase

Deal follows staff, production cutbacks in 2022
Rimrock Resort $170M sale caps heady half for hotel deals

Rimrock Resort $170M sale caps heady half for hotel deals

Oxford’s off-market deal signals a post-pandemic recovery in asset investments during first six months of 2023
Deloitte report forecasts oil prices to rise modestly over next three months

Deloitte report forecasts oil prices to rise modestly over next three months

CALGARY — A report by Deloitte Canada forecasts crude oil prices will increase modestly over the next three months. The report by the firm's resource evaluation and advisory group says lower supply will begin to drain global crude inventories.
CBRE report says office vacancy rate in Q2 rose to highest level since 1994

CBRE report says office vacancy rate in Q2 rose to highest level since 1994

TORONTO — The national office vacancy rate in Canada climbed in the second quarter to its highest level since 1994, according to a report by commercial real estate firm CBRE. The firm said Tuesday that the national office vacancy rate rose to 18.