Mining giant lets Trudeau government off the hook on a difficult decision that would have angered half the country either way

The project’s one-year delay, which was pegged to add less than $2 billion to final bill, will cost an extra $5.2 billion

Nearly a quarter of the downtown office space has now gone dark, but analysts see light when oil pipelines start flowing

'Every residential REIT in Canada has eyes on Edmonton right now if they are not already here'

Newcomers to province also most likely to believe buying residential real estate is a good financial investment, finds Royal LePage survey

Calgary’s rental vacancy rate remains unchanged while Edmonton’s drops further, as supply fails to outpace new and pent-up demand, says CMHC

Goal is to attract global, big-brand retailers to city with one of the highest average household incomes in Canada

Alberta Premier’s program cuts mean that tech companies considering setting up in less-expensive Alberta are thinking again

Calgary will start a $550 million stadium to replace the aging Saddledome and Winnipeg’s tallest tower completes

Foreign students represent wealthy and expanding base of tenants, attracting attention of one of Alberta's biggest landlords

CEC has $30 million budget, which includes Alberta’s $2.5 million inquiry into foreign funding of anti-oil and gas campaigners

Germany company is the second in recent months to be involved in multimillion-dollar Edmonton commercial real estate deal

“Getting shovels in the ground in Alberta and kicking off pipeline construction is a pivotal moment for Trans Mountain," says project CEO

Competition in the global LNG market is tough, but Canada is well placed to tap into opportunities, says expert

IEEFA says federal and Alberta governments are subsidizing Trans Mountain expansion

Those outside of B.C. would feel affects most, as tax would be new in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and eastern provinces

Massive multimillion-dollar projects in Edmonton and Calgary set stage for heady development pace heading into 2020

Home improvement chain undergoes second round of closures in a year due to “underperforming” stores

Face to Face program is series of talks across country that aims to resolve Canada’s regional divisions

Commercial real estate brokerage blazes trail in use of international standard, which aims to enhance employee health and wellness through the built environment

Encana changing its name and relocating from Calgary to the States, for better opportunities to attract capital investment

Ontario-based trust paying a whopping $588 million for portfolio that includes 37 light industrial properties totalling more than 3.3 million square feet

Tax burden being shifted to smaller and suburban businesses, while rebates are just a “band-aid” solution

Calgary’s residential real estate activity expected to see a steady increase in next two years, while Edmonton may remain muted, says CMHC

Tackling market headwinds facing investors, brokers, developers and asset managers in Calgary and across Alberta will be the goal on November 6

Offloading fossil fuel stocks may dry up capital for Canadian oil and gas producers, but it won’t quench the world’s thirst for petroleum

Market is overcoming challenges from e-commerce and troubled economy, says Cushman & Wakefield

Immigrants, workers and refugees are investing in their new Canadian lives and having a significant effect on real estate demand in Western provinces, finds Royal LePage

Review of real estate council practices sparks legislation that seeks to end “ongoing dysfunction” and “deterioration in trust” in RECA

True North joins other property investors snapping up commercial real estate in Alberta's biggest city

Unfavourable Prairie weather and continued operator caution drives down activity, especially in Alberta, with more low levels forecast

Residential and commercial developers are staking out acres in both of Alberta’s biggest cities

Purchasing, not leasing, space is making sense for business owners in Alberta city

Both office sales and industrial sector were down in 2019's first half, compared with a year earlier

Yield-seeking investors are piling into the multi-family apartment market in Edmonton and Calgary at a pace that has surprised some agents

Of city’s eight areas, four are defined as detached-home seller’s market and none favours buyers

40-year old, 150,000-square-foot Harley Court is first selected for residential conversion by Calgary property group

Solar field consists of 3,800 panels and is expected to save city $80K a year

2018's total of commercial real estate and land sales had been the third consecutive year-over-year increase

Recommendation from joint panel, which highlighted environmental concerns, must still be approved by environment minister

WeWork’s 10 floors of leased space slightly tightens high vacancy rates, but lack of new capital and high unemployment pose continued threat

Calgary will see GDP growth of 1.9 per cent this year, says economic outlook

Massive retail-anchored mixed-use project appears timely for south Calgary as the retail vacancy rate in that area of the city is the lowest in the region

The City is considering $300 million for a grant project that would also include the first phase of a new Arts Commons and a multi-sport field house

Neighbours expected to snap up land vacated as Alberta’s biggest cattle feedlot shuts down and trade disputes threaten crop exports

The Fairmont hotels are located in Whistler, Banff, Lake Louise and Jasper and are said to have an estimated transaction value of over $1 billion

Some savvy, smaller, multi-industry cities are crushing the notion that the entire province is facing a resource-linked downtur

The 22,000-square-feet store is located on the site of the old Greyhound terminal in downtown Edmonton

According to Eitel Insights, Fort Mac is now starting to recover from what it believes is the bottom of the housing market

The massive development will include a house & home district, hospitality & wellness district and office campus

The “integrated propane dehydrogenation plan and polypropylene” facility is located northeast of Edmonton

A new report states, "there are concerns of further market negativity in 2019"

Commercial real estate investments are flowing into major cities – some taking advantage of lower property prices in wake of oil price “crisis”

Some could call this purchase spree of Calgary and Edmonton assets 'counterintuitive'

Edmonton saw dollar value for commercial real estate sales reach its highest level in five years, up 30 per cent year-over-year

Pop-up kiosks have partnered with mall operator to bring short-term retail to the north Calgary shopping centre

Subtle signals of recovery are punctuated by flashes of confidence, but 2019 is likely to look a lot like a year earlier in each of the five major cities of the Prairies

Investment sales in both Edmonton and Calgary increased during the third quarter, bolstered by major office and multi-family sales in Edmonton

Condo towers rising in Calgary and Edmonton and price rallies across Saskatchewan and in Winnipeg point to stronger-than-expected 2019

The two buildings will deliver 650 new housing units to city's downtown

Energy giant Nexen has claimed 290,000 square feet of sublease space as analysts eye bottom of Calgary’s office crater

It takes nerves to open grand hotels when the province’s occupancy rate is 52 per cent and revenue per room is down, but ribbons are being cut from the capital to Canmore

Spaces under 5,000 square feet are now dominating Calgary's office market sales

Avenue Living Asset Management has secured more than $1 billion in real estate assets in a dozen years with a simple buy, fix and hold strategy

Independent retailer Fire & Flower has received conditional approval for dozens of storefronts across Alberta

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

The City of Edmonton is offering developers a building incentive of two extra storeys on committed three-bedroom projects

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