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Five hottest Alberta news stories of 2017

Five hottest Alberta news stories of 2017

Western Investor's most-read stories, from Edmonton's major hotel development to an defunct Canmore project
Grand Prairie gas plant a go

Grand Prairie gas plant a go

Tidewater Midstream will proceed with a $210-million natural gas plant project
Calgary’s BMO Centre looks to expand on Stampede site

Calgary’s BMO Centre looks to expand on Stampede site

The plan is to build the expansion over four years without having to close down during construction
2018 housing outlook mixed for Prairie market

2018 housing outlook mixed for Prairie market

Edmonton and Winnipeg are the hottest cities but residential performance remains lacklustre across all three provinces
Changes coming for Alberta condo developers

Changes coming for Alberta condo developers

A reworking of the Condominium Property Act next year will come into effect next year
Alberta oil land sales remain strong

Alberta oil land sales remain strong

Areas such as the Duvernay region with significant oil work potential have been dominating land sales recently
Calgary real estate agents gain confidence in commercial lease rates

Calgary real estate agents gain confidence in commercial lease rates

A sentiment survey by Colliers International has revealed some renewed confidence in recovering lease rates in suburban office and industrial stock
Per-suite hotel value rises 27% year-over-year

Per-suite hotel value rises 27% year-over-year

Colliers International third quarter hotel investment report shows a significant increase in sales activity in energy-reliant markets
Calgary's University District lands anchor tenant

Calgary's University District lands anchor tenant

The U-District is set to welcome its first residents in 2020 and has secured major anchor tenant Save-On-Foods
St. Albert commercial development on a roll

St. Albert commercial development on a roll

Infrastructure, commercial and residential projects are booming in the Alberta city