The city's long-suffering sector could see a decrease in vacancy thanks to the legalization of recreational marijuana

"Canadian production is forecast to rise to 5.6 million bpd and yet we do not have the means of getting it to new, global markets," says Canadian Associated of Petroleum ...

Residential land sales have dropped 57 per cent, while multi-family sales have plummeted 74 per cent

The site is slated for construction of 84 two- and three-bedroom townhouse units

The eight standalone retail properties are located in Airdrie, Calgary and Sherwood Park

A $100-million project will connect two upscale Marriott hotels

Potato processor, pot grower among players as southern Alberta city sees industrial vacancies fall and lease rates rise in a job-rich city

From housing to industrial and mega petroleum investments, capital city is leading Alberta’s recovery

New ReidBuilt homes in Alberta are being sold, some at deep discounts, after the major homebuilder was forced into receivership last year

Amazon has claimed 600,000 square feet at Nose Creek Business Park as Calgary’s industrial sector continues to recover

New Horizon Mall sold space for approximately $1,000 per square foot, showing a fresh level of confidence and potential in Calgary

A string of restaurant closures have helped push the city's retail vacancy up into double digits

Bill C-69, the Impact Assessment Act, may make it harder for major pipelines to built in Canada

Vancouver’s PC Urban is turning a fully leased industrial complex into 111,000 square feet of industrial condominium space

Free B.C. wine, no speculation tax part of the pitch for property investors

Purchasers Hines and Oaktree plan to upgrade the Class B office building to Class A standards

Malcolm Hotel is the Alberta town's first major hotel project in 20 years

Starwood Capital has put Westins in Calgary and Edmonton on the sale block

Marijuana storefront operators say many of their regular clients are over age 55

If new pipelines are not built, oil by rail will increase; two companies think Alberta to Alaska is the route to take

Alberta retail has never really faltered and is now joining a wider-based rebound in Calgary

Alberta now ranks as the second least-attractive Canadian jurisdiction for oil and gas investment

Commercial and industrial property owners use drone footage for maintenance issues, tenant oversight and marketing

The commercial and industrial development is slated for the 'employment lands' area of the Lakeview Business District

Major Prairie cities look forward to a more robust year in commercial real estate and the resource sector

Western Investor's most-read stories, from Edmonton's major hotel development to an defunct Canmore project

Tidewater Midstream will proceed with a $210-million natural gas plant project

The plan is to build the expansion over four years without having to close down during construction

Edmonton and Winnipeg are the hottest cities but residential performance remains lacklustre across all three provinces

A reworking of the Condominium Property Act next year will come into effect next year

Areas such as the Duvernay region with significant oil work potential have been dominating land sales recently

A sentiment survey by Colliers International has revealed some renewed confidence in recovering lease rates in suburban office and industrial stock

Colliers International third quarter hotel investment report shows a significant increase in sales activity in energy-reliant markets

The U-District is set to welcome its first residents in 2020 and has secured major anchor tenant Save-On-Foods

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

ReDev Properties sold the 33,311-square-foot retail strip in the residential Mill Woods area

The "Fowler Lands" were sold by luxury residential community developer, Genesis Land Development Corp., to an undisclosed national developer

The hotel investment company has sold the property for $9.6 million to pay off mortgages taken out against the property during market downturn

Real estate investments in big-city Alberta are neck and neck but the capital may be taking the lead

Kinepolis Group holds 48 cinemas across Europe, but the Landmark acquisition will be its first foray into Canadian theatres

Tier 1 property managers tap international expertise, latest technology to boost rental income for Canadian landlords and investors

Suites with special tourist rental zoning at White Spruce Lodge are already 50 per cent sold

The CPA is renting out their vacant lots for movie shoots and hope to attract short-term tenants in the hopes of kickstarting revenues

City council has approved 140,000 square feet of commercial development in St. Alberta, proposed by Landrex

The event will feature panels on the city's economic future

Calgary's Beltline area vacancy rate is expected to remain around the 19 per cent range through 2018

New Horizons Mall is slated for a 2018 opening, but 95 per cent of store space has already been purchased

Building values are way up, especially in the retail sector, while land prices are trending down

Melcor REIT is taking advantage of the city's accelerating commercial market

The Alberta town is expanding its boundaries in all directions

The city's market pulls ahead while Calgary's industrial arena falls behind

Analysts say new pipelines must be constructed by 2030 to support a major uptick in oilsands flow

A strong first quarter backed by a robust investment pace suggest retail sector may have put its recent downturn in the rear-view mirror

Sales are inching up but remain below post-recession highs

A new housing report shows rising prices for vacation properties near Edmonton and Calgary city centres

Big-city Alberta landlords continue to suffer from low oil prices while Regina and Winnipeg see vacancy rates falling and land prices holding firm

Walton Intentional Group Inc. has applied for creditor protection

The Calgary developer plans to build 2,000 housing units after purchasing the land four years ago

Fort Mac still has a long way to go on the real estate – and psychological – rebuild front, despite a remarkable post-fire recovery

A recent report from Barclay Street Real Estate shows a drastic increase in commercial sales dollar volume from Q1 2016 to Q2 2017

A rapidly-rising downtown office vacancy rate with new supply on the way has caused developers to consider converting old office buildings to residential units

The Quarters Hotel and Residences boasts 80 storeys and will feature hotel, condo and retail units

No CalgaryNEXT, no team

$2.4 billion in 2016 commercial real estate sales present a 'mixed-bag' market as office sector slows and industrial, multi-family sectors may face challenges into 2017

Construction on Bighorn Mountain Resort began during a real estate boom but has sat unfinished for a decade

Small players nibble at bargain-priced office space as exhausted resource giants shove floors of sublease back onto a glutted downtown market

Calgary's rising office vacancy rates will not be shied away from at the upcoming forum

The conference on May 11 will focus heavily on the oil recession and how investors can navigate a soft market

Developer wants lift to link mountain peak with town centre as part of new conference centre, casino and 1,300-room hotel

A 10 per cent population surge reflected in tight office and retail vacancies is attracting workers and entrepreneurs to the southern Alberta city

The retail sector lead demand in commercial real estate, with transaction values soaring 350 per cent

The high-end grocer will no longer expand into the Prairie cities

Livingstone-Macleod MLA Pat Stier introduced a bill to overturn parts of Alberta Land Stewardship Act

Sales have increased since 2015, despite low inventory and declining prices

Recent government rule changes allow Canadians more freedom, flexibility and safety to own Mexican real estate

Supply continues to rapidly outpace demand in the city as Edmonton Tower is poised to face negative absorption

Developers switching condos into rentals as unsold inventory hits a 16-year high, but rental vacancy rates are also soaring

With stable transaction activity and high cap rates, the city's real estate market is stronger than that of most areas in the province

"No net absorption is expected in 2017 and business investment will be relatively low ... continued upward pressure on vacancy is expected," according to Avison Young

The 800,000-square-foot facility indicates a potentially huge demand for industrial and retail space, with the pot industry set to become a projected $10 billion industry ...

The addition of the 103,000-square-foot store indicative of a recent retail surge in Calgary

Developers dust off plans as oil provinces prepare for an uptick in a commercial real estate market led by a “surprising” retail-sector surge

Craft breweries can now open up in more areas in the city thanks to new zoning

Vancouver-based developers start construction in the Alberta city, hopeful of a jumpstart to Calgary's real estate market

Real estate investment trusts mix commercial plays with residential to boost yields and seek safety amidst pressure of potential mergers and acquisitions

The majority of businesses believe the NDP carbon tax will negatively affect them

The development company plans to redevelop the building in the hopes of combating northeast Calgary's high vacancy rate

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