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Winnipeg’s rail yards primed for redevelopment

Winnipeg’s rail yards primed for redevelopment

Manitoba premier appoints task force to find a new site for the 280-acre site in downtown Winnipeg that could be a prime site for urban development
Brandon eyed for retail hubs

Brandon eyed for retail hubs

Landstar seeks anchors for 12-acre site in Brandon's west end that has 80,000 square feet of retail space available
Naked stats hide true Saskatoon

Naked stats hide true Saskatoon

Raw numbers on higher vacancy rates disguise robust outlook for Saskatchewan's biggest city, commercial real estate analyst claims
Save-On-Foods to open trio of Winnipeg stores

Save-On-Foods to open trio of Winnipeg stores

Vancouver-based grocer's same day openings present triple-threat to competition in Manitoba
Commercial condos test Winnipeg market

Commercial condos test Winnipeg market

Buying, rather than leasing, office and industrial space still a rarity in Manitoba's capital
Saskatchewan kicks pensions out of farmland

Saskatchewan kicks pensions out of farmland

New ruling freezes even Canada Pension Plan investments out of provincial farms, but private investors can still get in
Stadium kicks off Regina revival

Stadium kicks off Regina revival

New $278 million home of the Saskatchewan Roughriders is nearing completion in downtown Regina

Saskatoon real estate set to soar: forecast

Spec building may pay off, says PwC forecast By Geoff Kirbyson A new report predicts Saskatoon will become one of the country’s hottest real estate markets next year.

Winnipeg’s SkyCity reaches for sales

SkyCity would be tallest building between Calgary and Toronto.

Stadium puts Regina in play

With a new football stadium underway and the retail and industrial markets roaring, Regina has seen $332 million in building permits issued this year, but the office and residential sectors are facing a modest glut. In July alone, $66.