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"Morning News Rundown Morning News Rundown "Year one of COVID-19 pandemic brought sweeping changes to Calgary real estate and the way business is done Getty Images "CREB® releases second-quarter housing market report "National Housing Day highlights importance of affordable housing Cody Stuart / CREB®Now "REIN reports suggest location should be top of mind for Calgary investment-property buyers REIN’s inaugural University Effect: A Report for Rental Housing Providers illustrates how university campuses positively influence real estate rents, sale prices, home values and investment potential. CREB®Now Archive "High River: Rejuvenated riverside town has bounced back from 2013 floods Courtesy Neville Palmer "Community Profile: Varsity CREB®Now Archive "Two sides of the story CREB®Now Archive "Riverside real estate Courtesy Kirk Monhay Photography "Go West David Brown, CREB® President 2017. "Q & A with CHBA-UDI's Marissa Toohey Marissa Toohey, manager of government relations and committees for the Calgary Region at CHBA - UDI Calgary Region Association, believes there is not a single solution that will solve affordable housing. Photo courtesy Marissa Toohey "November sales slide into old patterns Year-to-date detached sales have declined by three per cent compared to last year, said CREB®. CREB®Now file photo "55 Years of Calgary Real Estate: 1991 CREB® President Nick Medwid Nick Medwid, who has been retired for more than a decade, recalled his time as CREB® president in 1991 was busy as many large Canadian companies moved their eastern-based headquarter out west that year. Photo by Michelle Hofer/For CREB®Now "Calgary housing market 'overvalued' "Stress test "55 Years of Calgary Real Estate: 1996 CREB® President Jim Ross CREB® past president Jim Ross has worked in High River for nearly four decades, noting the town continues to evolve alongside the regional housing market. Photo by Michelle Hofer/For CREB®Now "Alberta home sale declines eased last month Residential resale housing activity declines in the province eased last month, falling by 3.8 per cent to 4,611 units. "Charting a new course CHBA - UDI Calgary Region Association CEO Guy Huntingford is concerned new city charters could potential undo more than three years worth of existing work put into a new Municipal Government Act. Photo by Adrian Shellard/For CREB®Now "55 Years of Calgary Real Estate: 2015 CREB® President Corinne Lyall Corinne Lyall said changing market conditions benefited the buyer when she was CREB® president in 2015. Photo by Michelle Hofer/For CREB®Now "55 Years of Calgary Real Estate: 1998 CREB® president Alan Tennant Former CREB® president Alan Tennant recalls Calgary's real estate industry in 1998 was marked by continued adoption of new technologies and increased mobility among real estate professionals. Photo by Michelle Hofer/For CREB®Now "National homes sales post third consecutive decline "55 years of real estate: 1990 CREB® president John Fraser Former CREB® president John Fraser, who calls Okotoks home, recalled the Calgary region's real estate market as one marked by a renewed sense of optimism following a decade of obstacles. Photo by Michelle Hofer/For CREB®Now "55 Years of Real Estate: 2013 CREB® Past President Becky Walters Becky Walters, who retired from real estate in 1995 and moved to Vancouver Island, said it has been “quite an adjustment” leaving the business. Photo courtesy Becky Walters. "55 Years of Real Estate: 1989 CREB® Past President Greg Houston Greg Houston said Calgary was still basking in its post-Olympic glow in 1989, which provided a bump for the local housing industry. Photo by Michelle Hofer/For CREB®Now "Calgary MLS® prices expected to rise in 'balanced' market "Over-under RESOLVE executive director Sheryl Barlage says the economic downtown is impacting overcrowding in Calgary homes. Photo by Wil Andruschak/For CREB®Now "5 things about Calgary's housing market "Signs of spring CREB® president Cliff Stevenson. Photo by Michelle Hofer/for CREB®Now "5 things about February housing stats "M.D. of Foothills not immune to market conditions: Mayor M.D. of Foothills Mayor Larry Spilak says a growing number of new residents in the area are younger couples to middle-age professionals who are choosing to raise their families in a rural environment. CREB®Now file photo. "New life for Bragg Creek A rendering of the proposed central plaza in Bragg Creek that's part of a plan to revitalize the hamlet. Illustration courtesy Cal Srigley. "Residents invited to help decide future of Elbow Park "REALTORS give back through Governors' Grants "CREB Stats: Inventory climbs in Calgary market "Morning News Rundown Morning News Rundown "Morning News Rundown Morning News Rundown "Morning News Rundown Morning News Rundown "Morning News Rundown Morning News Rundown "Morning News Rundown Morning News Rundown "Morning News Rundown Morning News Rundown