Here is your Morning News Rundown for Monday, April 14:
3 Things To Watch At City Council on Monday – CBC Calgary
Flood Report Suggest Relocation Less Costly Than Mitigation – Calgary Herald
Think Outside The Box To Finance Growth – Calgary Sun
Bank of Canada’s Rate Policies In ‘Uncharted Waters’ – Globe and Mail
Financial Regulator Moves To Guard Against Housing Bubble – Globe and Mail
How Much Condo Can You Get For $1 Million In These Cities [Infographic] – Huffington Post
Here is your Morning News Rundown for Wednesday, April 9:
Calgary’s Sellers’ Market Means Tough Luck For Buyers – 660 News
Priority Flood Projects Named By City Committee – CBC Calgary
Emergency Boss Warns Against Civilians Building Their Own Flood Protection – Calgary Herald
Downtown Cycle Network Could Be In Place By Next Summer – Calgary Herald
Council Gives Green Light to 142 Homes in Kingsview Market – Airdrie Echo
Mediation Over Regional Plan Seen As Positive – Okotoks Western Wheel
Tight Housing Market Tough For Displaced Renters – Okotoks Western Wheel
Canada Cooler Housing Market Boosts Poloz’s Soft Landing – Bloomberg
Canadian Housing Market Faces Crucial Spring Test – Financial Post
Canada Ranks No. 1,2 and 3 In International Index of World’s Most Resilient Cities – Digital Journal
Here is your Morning News Rundown for Monday, April 7:
‘Perfect Storm’ To Make Prices Soar – Calgary Sun
Demand Rises For Older Downtown Calgary Office Buildings – Calgary Herald
Medicine Hat Offers Subsidy to Homeowners For Flood Protection – Calgary Herald
Property Prices and Sales in Canada Forecast to Rise Steadily in 2014 And Into 2015 – Property Wire
Single Homeowner – Within Reach For Some, But Mind Steps – Global Calgary
Risk-Based CMHC Insurance Would Benefit First-Timers – MortgageBrokerNews.ca
Here is your Morning News Rundown for Friday, April 4:
Ward Nine Councillor To Undergo House by House Audit of Rideau/Roxboro – 660 News
Calgary First-Time Homebuyers Youngest In Canada – Calgary Herald
Canadian Housing Data Dangerously Incomplete, CIBC Warns – CBCNews
Ed Clark ‘Supportive’ of Finance Minister Joe Oliver’s Hands-Off Approach in Mortgage Wars – Financial Post
Suburbs Are Not Dead, But It Can’t Keep Up With Downtown Office Demand – Financial Post
A survey conducted by TD found there’s been a shift in the way Canadians are purchasing new homes.
Within the last two years, the survey found a quarter of Canadians who purchased a home did so on their own. Four out of 10 respondents surveyed said in the event of purchasing either a residence or vacation home with family or friends it was a great way to get started on the road to ownership. (more…)