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by Jeremy
We all know the economy in Calgary struggled for the last few years and we saw a downturn in just about every industry. People lost jobs, businesses went under and restaurants saw a lot of turnover. But we’re tough here in Calgary, and we fought back. Working together, we have seen the slow return and growth of our city as we work together to rebuild the economy, the employment rate, the housing market. Dawn Maser of Royal LePage says, “Housing prices are stagnant but not falling, demand is stable but supply, especially of condominiums, is more than able to keep up – all while jobs,…
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According to a new poll released by CIBC, most Canadian millennials haven’t even started to save for a…
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One year before your mortgage approval comes through, you should be putting irons in the fire to get…
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Property taxes is something that first-time homebuyers can sometimes forget to budget for, and something that homeowners often…
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CMHC released its annual Mortgage Consumer Survey today, which unveils the home buying and mortgage behaviours of Canadians.…
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Whether you’re a first-time buyer or empty-nester, being properly prepared for your mortgage application will ensure the process…
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Canada has welcomed, on average, 257,000 new Canadians as residents every year since 2006. In one of the…
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Canada’s two biggest mortgage insurers both raised their premiums by 15% this week, bringing changes to the mortgage…
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The rental market in Calgary continues to be tight, and it’s pushing rental prices even higher. With how…
