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Target settles with retail landlords

Target settles with retail landlords

Target Canada has reached a deal with its former landlords, including Alberta-based Primaris, which owns and operates the St. Albert Centre, in St. Albert. After two years of distribution problems, dissatisfied patrons and $2.
Calgary block sold to Great Gulf

Calgary block sold to Great Gulf

Former site of YMCA slated for four mixed-use towers with a public plaza in a pedestrian-oriented development

Marriot starts $36M luxury hotel in Edmonton

Canada's biggest hotelier is bullish on Alberta's future despite perceptions of a cooling economy

Province expects lower oil prices

Alberta deficit expected to surge to more than $7 billion after oil prices plunge 70 per cent

Calgary tenants catch a break

Higher vacancy rates in wake of oil price drops and subsequent layoffs persuade landlords to lower rents and offer incentives

Calgary home foreclosures spike

Calgary has 839 foreclosed homes as 2,166 Alberta homeowners default on loans

74 natives stopped $3B Delta LNG plant

Proposed storage and export facility on Tsawwassen First Nation would have generated 1,000 construction jobs

Mainstreet donates 200 apartments to refugees

"Immigrants are absolutely essential to Canada," says Mainstreet Equity Corp. CEO

Calgary Real Estate Forum: answering the tough questions

First meeting of city’s entire commercial real estate sector since price of oil began its plunge a year ago

Calgary holds edge for first-time buyers

Typical Calgary first time buyer pays $370,000, compared to $420,000 in Vancouver, and face no land transfer tax