Edge Section: Edge Real Estate

Affordable housing group sees inner-city development in its future

Six to nine months until outcome is clear

Fly-in community expected to be an economic generator

Fly-in community expected to be an economic generator

Despite a slowing U.S. economy and decreasing housing affordability, especially in Western Canada, the Canadian housing industry should avoid a collapse in 2008, Scotiabank (TSX: BNS) economists say

Demand for One Bloor units spilled over into heated arguments

Investors look south in wake of American housing slump

Company handles solar thermal system's financing, management

Promises shorter construction project timelines

Washington market seeing growing interest

B.C. ranch on the block for cool US$23.5M

B.C. ranch on the block for cool US$23.5M

Land constraints forcing cities to think vertically

Market fundamentals positive sign for province

Bored driver found his independence

Pilot project finds significant energy savings

On-campus housing developed for public sale

'Intelligent buildings' winning kudos for energy efficiency.

Conference told city's economy is 'on fire'

Groups seek clear policy to deal with repercussions on sales

Knowing your contractor good way to avoid surprises

The demand for owning a piece of paradise in eastern British Columbia continues to rise

Gasification system delivers heat, hot water

Survey data expected to give sector better picture

Ottawa ignores capital gains tax rollover on small properties

Professional stagers help deliver multiple offers for their clients

Environmental financing one way to deliver Earth-friendly developments

Storage design kits help customers get a grip on the usual clutter

Ground-source heating attracts interest despite initial costs

Storage design kits help customers get a grip on the usual clutter

Forum looks to future of housing growth

Environmental financing one way to deliver Earth-friendly developments

Courts rule that poor business decisions are not 'Acts of God'

Says Vancouver doesn't need a massive BC Place

Program sets workmanship standards

Major projects expected to keep activity levels strong

Hotel-condo models are part of tourism miniboom

Environmental self-sufficiency driving market

Company's steady growth speaks to solid business fundamentals

Deerfoot Meadows example of commercial space popularity

But questions surround future of property

Hotel-condo models are part of tourism miniboom

Hot economy has advocates worried about availability

Foundation work just beginning

Group aims for provincewide unification

Energy efficiency driving market force

Energy savings spark return to old practices

Coalition seeks answers to housing crisis

Victim advises due diligence in transactions

But opportunity still abounds for housing services

Small businesses help keep real estate industry ticking

New Westminster waterfront district to receive major facelift

Downtown Markham is the opposite of urban sprawl

Canad Inns to build on hospital grounds

Sensitive areas demand special consideration

U of C, Mustard Seed Ministry work to assist Calgary homeless

Interested parties seek voice in Ottawa-area consultations

Oilsands camp will provide extra amenities

Recreational real estate brisk in Okanagan Valley

Inflation adding to costs

New man called 'sophisticated urbanist' by his predecessor

Real estate investor Lionel Hinch started with a plan

Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows are the next Lower Mainland real estate development hotspots

Builder's website allows clients to monitor project's evolution

Vancouver spurs projects with incentive program

Cottage prices explode as Baby Boomers enter market

Flick of switch cuts down wild bird fatalities, improves security

Insulated concrete forms and geothermal technology gain steam

Sales of apartment buildings are on the rise across Greater Vancouver as investors seek to take advantage of high property values and the strong rental market

Phase II work to add 12 gates, new terminal

Native son busy carving niche on heritage sites

LEED applications rise steadily since program began

New buildings, condos offer network perks

Online listings popular with do-it-yourselfers

Products address concerns over home contaminants

Experts predict markets still haven't peaked

Select clients get tantalizing peek at upscale Elbow Valley offerings

Pre-sales move at torrid pace as demand grows

Long-term leases said to help keep housing prices affordable

Airport authority and Assiniboine Credit Union both go 'green'

Long-term leases said to help keep housing prices affordable

Online listings popular with do-it-yourselfers

Products address concerns over home contaminants

TV celebrity launches building foundation

LEED applications rise steadily since program began

Joint venture makes utility model more affordable

Project's launch ends years of wrangling

Landlords and renters benefit from extra data about properties

Marriott behind planned new airport hotel

Stettler employers going 'extra mile' to attract staff

Wireless or wired, you come to depend on these handy gadgets

Long-term leases said to help keep housing prices affordable

Former CBC property perfect fit for expansion

More resistant to fire, weather than wood

Vancouver needs long-term goals, says co-director

Public service staffing needs helps drive office construction

Downtown costs have tenants rethinking space, parking needs

But green solutions must become economic solutions

Art hotel's recent opening puts Toronto on the global stage

Winnipeg's Union Bank Tower to receive extensive facelift

Seminar series offers alternatives to usual renovation methods

Strategist says developers will get tax breaks, not 'handouts'

Environmentally friendly designs helping to educate consumers

Agency says demand easing to sustainable

Shangri-La project has continency for over-runs

Victoria firm heads to Toronto for CNE installation

Cost efficiency gives buyers big incentive

Thinking vertical new trend in bungalow renos

No market bust in sight, says U.S. industry leader

Industry looks to fast-track skilled workers

Investors forced to accept lower return on their properties

Investors forced to accept lower return on their properties

Thinking vertical new trend in bungalow renos

But experts warn not to count on capital appreciation

Infrastructure costs and population estimates questioned

Assessment barrier to redevelopment or sale

Mortgage rates to remain stable, predicts Capital City Savings CFO

Victoria firm heads to Toronto for CNE installation

Large blocks of office space in short supply

Strong economy will help offset rising interest rates: CREA

Project delivers energy-efficient building at reasonable cost

Shared space gives business centre clients added flexibility

Warmth from flooring on the rise

New construction won't dent low vacancy rate

New mill rate needed, seminar told

Old factories, warehouses get makeovers

Village will be showcased at UN conference

Cost expectations often shaped by television shows

Private-sector project could start in 2007

Mississauga community one of first to offer Energy Star

Low-voltage installers left out of new law

Prefabricating walls simplifies building

Show provides product exposure

Failsafe Canada uses Web to curb property crime at new-home sites

New West wants to minimize public share

Brokerage network offers new option for Ontario homebuyers

Sizzling market helps dump Calgary to No. 2 in CMA rankings

'Boot camp' takes only the most committed

Call planned stadium a major catalyst for area's revitalization

Chatham-Kent's growth catches eye of mall developers

Regina warehouses becoming a hotbed of economic activity

Edmonton market firing on all cylinders

From Realtors to do-it-yourself, options abound

Operators fear demand may outstrip supply

New terminal building only part of project

Ottawa Hospital quick to accept Honeywell deal

Edmonton project showcases real estate board's role in growth

Ottawa Hospital quick to accept Honeywell deal

Dwindling land supply forcing city to ask province for right to expand

Firm offers monthly intelligence gathering for industry players

Researcher says existing home refits will cut space-heating costs

'Home away from home' offered to on-the-move businesspeople

Better environmental protection may be one benefit of CN rail spill

B.C. residents boast lion's share of island purchases

Making efficient use of water cheaper than expanding plants

Sector produces dynamic returns for investors

One-year moratorium sought on building plans

'Septic system on steroids' ecologically friendly

Program helps cover deposits and arrears

Jasper Avenue landmark purchase would ease campus shortage

Mining boss is driving force behind elite sports facility

But Downtown Eastside site is definitely 'edgy'

Insurers, others learned from U.S. experience

plans to examine how readily available, low-cost materials can be used to help reinforce structures built from masonry blocks

Consultants work with clients to make their dream house a reality

Architects seek chance to work on Edmonton landmarks

Resort to boast Pacific waves, storm-watching

$45M resort planned for Long Beach area

The demand for courses has increased as the condominium market has grown and in the mid-1990s

Process could create new era in public-private partnerships

Builders say energy-efficient project is wave of future

Building cap will ease strain, proponents say

Firm unveils floor plans 'by women for women'

Website can be powerful marketing tool for home sales

Experts say fewer starts part of cycle

Banks tighten financial oversight on projects

Firm unveils floorplans 'by women for women'

Construction in Whalley district to begin this summer

Process could create new era in private-public partnerships

Face of Forest Lawn to change 'forever'

Commuters drive up value of small-town homes

Echo Haven development aims to build with environment in mind

Restoration of Park Theatre a labour of love

Ottawa subdivision will build to Energy Star standards

Fort McMurray tops all comers in average price

Sector boom proving skeptics wrong

But author says it should be backed by sound plan

Island property converted into the Beach Club

But sound plan necessary to take advantage of hot market

Starts down, but prices still rising

Investing should be backed by sound plan says author

Architect says more daring needed in density for Calgary's Beltline

Help phone, womens' residence both gain from fundraiser

New urbanism guru to tackle riverfront

MLSE takes parking lot to put up downtown jewel

But strong market no guarantee of quick sale

Scale of convention centre project gives suppliers pause

Multiple-unit homes grabbing bigger share of starts

Canadian companies at forefront of emerging business

Downtown businesses seek information on plan

Market research key to success, say agents

Industry reacts to increased interest in gardens, lawns

Proponents hope facility will help revitalize downtown

CEO addresses challenge posed by growth

London sees big demand for downtown units

New oilsands project to create many new jobs in northern Alberta

Calgary housing starts likely to fall as resales soar

Business group welcomes interactive storefront

Project could inspire more livable city core

New building code lacks seismic

Complex expected to reinvigorate Rideau Street

Downtown companies find unique solutions to vacancy crunch

Project will see former eatery gutted and rebuilt

Low inventory means demand to stay strong: analyst

Intern program gives teens hands-on experience

Marketing campaigns get an early start

Home buyers seeking professional scrutiny

Networking group builds on industry unity

Build offices around artwork, not vice-versa, artist says

But owners not confident deal will be reached

But developers argue Toronto is a world leader in population density

But numbers remain unclear as criminals aren’t filing reports

Real estate conference benefits women in need

Self-regulation part of accountability effort

Centre promises easy access to locals

Historic Main Street draws merchants, accolades

Derelict lands given new lease on life

Economist says Calgary's 'footprint' can't be supported

Pricetag can easily hit six figures

Expert sees annual doubling in eco-friendly construction

Agents find it's a beneficial tool, not a threat

Software industry forecast to double space in 10 years

Author says report on leaks largely ignored

Edmonton sees 70 records fall in sizzling year

Same pace as last year predicted for 2005

Privacy among issues in Calgary real estate

Society seeking funding stability

Interactivity added feature

Gavel kept busy as lots sold to several bidders

Rural resort properties are on the block for urban buyers

Habitat store helping build decent housing

Fund-raising effort propels planned centre

Industry investment in school-based programs will pay off

But tower's effect on waterfront view drawing criticism

$41-million tower to be largest of its kind in West

Business success looms large for globetrotting entrepreneur

$565M expansion just start of Olympic building boom

Weekly price hikes no longer the case in Vancouver market

Grant will help transform buildings into top-rate facility

Relocation service faces challenge as head office staff move west

Oil and gas development not always bad for sales

Project touted as new standard for downtown

Buyers advised to ask tougher questions

Islanders worry about environmental impact of village

Controlling water cited as a key to solving outbreaks

Report says downtown core near threshold

Suburban office sector growing faster than in downtown core

Edmonton area facing another record year for residential real estate

‘Heart of the oilpatch’ location highlighted

Social housing hailed as overdue

Churchill Square redevelopment is unveiled

Alberta Home Builders’ Association honours industry’s high achievers

Using professionals for upgrades deliver best bang for owner’s buck

Economy benefits from stadium: official

Edmonton-area hospitality outlet first for province

Website will get test drive at housebuilders’ conference

Edmonton services taking off

Coquitlam city council grants approval to deal

Alberta defies CMHC’s traditional indicators

New certification recognizes environmental leadership

Major events loom for Edmonton, Calgary

Top-end real estate market still at peak

Edmonton project helps thwart urban sprawl

There’s no substitute for good tradespeople in reno

Greater Vancouver builders work flat out to meet soaring demand

Builders worry about effects of guidelines

Mixed-use model leads way in crowded core

Big business partners vault home-ownership assistance to a new level

Arts and residential growth help give small cities a lift

Alberta firm takes shortcut on information highway

Business initiative draws customers to 11th Avenue strip

Internet puts collection into global spotlight

EREB cites Alberta Advantage in strong year

$22.5M project injects Gastown with dollars, jobs

Vacancy rates drop in West's big cities

Proposed resort predicted to be economic boon

Understanding forces of supply and demand will boost odds

Renter's market hits western cities

First rule for smart landlords: be a handyman

Comfort-minded investors can buy home away from cold

Downtown Vancouver building restrictions will send staff to suburbs

Two large residential buildings may face resistance from settled neighbours

Sustainability key to future of popular resort

Critical Mass staff enjoying distinctive digs

Fort McMurray struggling to meet demand

Kelowna company sells formula to protect cedar shakes

But much work still remains on bringing down barriers

Novice realtor finds hard work, plenty of rewards

Pre-fab units take shape at Agassiz factory

Art of 'staging' translates into profit for industry veteran

System designed to avoid delaying process

Non-aviation sources helping boost revenues

Forum outlines key projects now under way

Church, YMCA and condos to share new future

Optimism rises from ashes of fire

Vacancy rates down, occupancy up downtown

Morrison Homes captures award for third year in row

Annual conference brings together investors from public and private sectors

Downtown condos spur bidding wars

Expert knows what evil lurks behind the walls and joists

Alberta sizzles in real estate deals

Live production troupe makes bid for historic building

Cheap mortgages and tight inventory spell sellers’ market

Clients take makeover route to stay close to core

Closer regulation needed for residential housing materials

How your hard-earned cash pays for that new home

Vancouver’s ‘living first’ strategy puts housing above old industries

‘Living first’ plan has lessons for prairie metropolis

Real estate board president takes stock of industry highlights

Businesses and residents asked to participate in process

Vancouver second-most expensive city

Mass-produced modular homes an answer to growing global need

S.W. area booming with mix of clientele

Developer targets new benchmark in Leduc

Show home interiors a sign of the times

What's new in the world of residential decor

Multi-family project to be built on remediated CN land

City poised for huge population growth

Builders roll out new eco-friendly program

Southern Alberta equestrian facility hails city ruling on nearby housing development

Engineers doubted cooling design

Construction issue finally before the courts

Total package is object of exercise

New southern Alberta project to use geothermal energy

Golf and skiing proving magnet for house buyers

Owner-user projects likely in suburbs

B.C. still trails this province in housing starts

Steady year predicted for commercial leasing

Valuation increases predicted for Lower Mainland

Legalized suites can help boost house price

Eau Claire facility once a downtown magnet

Main drag recovers some of its former pride

Service proves attractive selling tool for realtors

Families to benefit from new N.W. facility

Edmonton facility comes together after years of planning

Classic King Eddy enters New Year with expansion hopes

Nicklaus project proving a magnet for property sales

Remote island among high-end listings by Colliers

Short list of candidates sought to upgrade, build facilities

Commercial campus set to build

Online help available for home seekers

MLS dollar volume, unit sales up in Calgary, Edmonton

Quality checks vital in construction boom

Workshops show benefits of planting roof-top gardens

But there are ways to assure quality work

Alberta's two largest cities rated for investment potential

Market's tentative buyer says it's too early for predictions

Development will overlook golf course

Backbone of city tested by boom

Lake Louise among growing alpine communities

How to get the job done without the headaches

Universities prime ground for private-public partnerships

Edmonton City Hall, Calgary Tower among the Top 50 buildings in the province

Home-like setting for Calgarians living with challenges

New facility planned near Calgary airport

Mobile housing losing country-bumpkin stigma

Home developers kick off environmental program

Booming Alberta economy has a down side

Edmonton attracting big interest from overseas

Deals available for landlords and customers

Trade Centre attacks showed steel’s staying power

New public-private partnership takes roots

Commercial sector brightens in quarter

Converted house brings texture to neighbourhood

But rising costs of wood won’t deter homebuyers

Further expansion in the works

Londonderry hails arrival of edgier Army and Navy anchor

TransAlta’s Seebe property could be rezoned for resort development

Canada Lands turning former army base into model development

Edmonton can use more vibrancy and variety

Area residents evacuated as wooden structure goes up in smoke

Calgary Dream Centre to offer support through residential program

Edmonton office struggles with aftermath of fire

Enmax revenue powers vision

New ideas add variety for home industry

Areas becoming home away from home

Symon’s Valley project moves step closer

Subdivision a green dream for developer

Historic Beltline area has eye on future

Sizzling market cooling down

Innovative Alberta buildings rely on green power

Edmonton’s LeMarchand Mansion’s masonry still attractive after 100 years.

Escalating recreational property values spur creative financing

Odor beaters on the move

Northwest sector of Edmonton a retail magnet

Industrial lease rates a steal in Alberta

Businesses willing to work on solutions

Home design event will benefit two charities

Time will judge high-rise application

New Bridgeland development rises from the ashes

Contemporary theme chosen for street level

Economics support green approach, building symposium told

The Standard set for Edmonton nightclub scene

No avoiding annual levies

Some congregations outgrowing their space

Enhanced website has an eye-in-the-sky comprehensiveness

Cyber package offers a first point of contact for the region

Edmonton's outer fringes still vibrant

Failed downtown nightclub rises again as visual arts complex

Bow Valley program fast-tracks students into construction work

Real estate index rates Canadian communities

Projected residential builds down slightly this year

Downtown real estate market could level off this year

Two massive blazes in three days not par for course

South Edmonton terrain favoured by big-box stores

Philanthropist Dick Haskayne explains value of community investment

Cash is king when it comes to Edmonton real estate

'Garage sale' raises funds for foundation

Defendable advice from legal eagle

Calgary retail centre will 'feel like a refined resort hotel lobby'

Task forces tackles housing solution

Outdoor lover’s mecca boasts golf, hiking, rafting

Upgrade needed to keep edge in meet market

Pace of resales unlikely to meet records in ’02

Elbow Valley abode hits market at $3.9 million

Downtown Calgary building is back in businesses

New site offers more access to customers

Alberta-based firm leads the way

Edmonton event brings out upstarts and masters

2003 construction is the big story in Alberta

Downtown market vacancy near nine per cent

Edmonton's incredible market still on a roll

New projects meet growing demand in Calgary

Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. offers 2002 insight

Marketing campaign taps into city's 'soul'

But only the drinks are stiff at this new downtown pub

Calgary-based firm has projects under way in several communities

Alberta slow to catch on to construction technology

Parchoma & Jones, The Martens Group honoured for work

Technology offer unique perspective on home-buying

Executive says Baby Boomers, immigrants part of upturn

Providing homes for seniors requires careful planning

Calgary developer sets sights on airport area

Home-based businesses pay more heed to work environment

Prospective buyers can tour homes online

One River Park to rise 21 storeys above Saskatchewan Drive

Recent Coventry fire no cause for alarms

Homeowners and businesses should add a touch of colour

Sales down slightly from 2001

Chunk of central core still needs reviving

2002 budget exceeds $3.2 million

New focus for WEM includes hotel, arena and seniors’ complex

Cyprus Greens complex eases burden for working families

Beltline building a room with a view

Climber instills confidence in business clients

Skilled tradespeople answered call for help

Forethought a big part of finding the right space, say realtors

Developers racing to spin out subdivisions before chill descends

“Little City that Could” copes with success

City, university works out details on new projects

What does Edmonton’s rapid expansion mean – for the city, for residents and for industry? Kenton Friesen explores the effects of the surging city in Part 2 of a three-part series.

New Canmore subdivision takes off

What does Edmonton’s rapid expansion mean – for the city, for residents and for industry?

Walls going back up in wake of massive fire, red tape

Alberta group winning battle to save Leduc elevator

Security of assets and people is a 24/7 job, says BOMA

Albertans buying into Gulf Island boutique resort

New towers distinctly Calgary

Multi-family complexes bring city core to life

Habitat for Humanity home reflects changing times

Each piece of art has a story to tell

Saving heritage buildings also important

Foreclosure not a problem in today's housing market

Homebuyers looking for unique building materials

Land squeeze between Calgary and Edmonton

Blaze hasn't hurt condo sales

Good times predicted for Alberta's two biggest cities

Provincial activity levels out

Inner neighbourhoods hold key to tone of future growth

Habitat makes dream come true, but affordable housing crisis continues to gain momentum

Recreational property market all the rage throughout Alberta

Weed-pulling still a perennial favourite

Architectural awards also laud Edmonton's TELUS Plaza

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Farmers work hard to maintain harmony with city neighbours<br>

Red Deer native's retrospective on display at U of C

Oil and gas industry fuels new methods of construction

Edmonton housing sector going strong

First-timers may be shaken out of market by quarter-point jolt

Report cites lack of supply

Consumers gaining much more choice, columnist says

Immigration boosting home prices

Alberta cities sizzling in 2002

Terwillegar Towne not your typical suburban community

Real estate agent helps companies make statement

More Edmontonians to benefit from blue bin program.

Merrill Lynch survey shows city real estate booming

Stackable living gains popularity in North America

Provincial staffer practises what he preaches

Changes in the air in bustling Edmonton region

February called a banner month

February sizzles despite cold

Neighbourhood enjoys mix of residential, retail and commercial uses

115 acres on river set aside for wildlife reserve

Commercial market shines

House prices closing gap in Calgary and Edmonton

Alberta's two cities lead pack in Canada

Inner-city community's character part of city's history

Edmonton aims to be major player

Barron Building was city's first skyscraper in 1951

A place for memories and strolls

Former boat builder makes waves with wood

Calgary reputation as distribution hub is growing

Proposal would revitalize corridor east of city hall

What looms ahead for Edmonton real estate sector

Former Bridgeland hospital site undergoes facelift

Preserving history can also enhance economic viability

Calgary's commercial sector still strong

Development in Devon designed to attract investors, new neighbours

Fastfrate Inc. takes novel approach

Affordable housing incentives tangled in rhetoric

Prince of Peace Village aimed at empty-nesters

But some businesses are being hit hard by lengthy construction process

City still leads nation in housing starts per capita

Alberta Advantage a selling tool

Ramsay building has air of history while offering high-tech services

Developers flexible in customizing floor plan

Survey shows residents lead the country in home-buying intentions

Fort McMurray uses creativity to solve housing dilemma

Accommodations in short supply at booming Fort McMurray

Panorama is Calgary's first e-community

Pellet stoves popular, but lack cradle appeal

Former railway and cement plant in southeast to be redeveloped as shopping complex

Long-range plan for inner-city Edmonton pays off

Alberta sector regaining strength after Sept. 11 terrorist shockwaves

Edmonton's 104th Street coming of age

Character building now looking for tenants

Residential property investment is all the rage, but make sure you learn the ropes

CD explains how houses are made and what goes in to them

Reputation, word-of-mouth your best advantage

Downtown landmarks are vanishing

New shelters help bring needy in from cold

Community teamwork paves way for environmental action

Strong local economy buffers cities from economic pinch

Albertans snap up real estate at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort

Building sector a reflection of good times in Edmonton

Calgary developer reaps rewards of years of work

Home designs can be cost-effective

Downtown building will have a bit of everything

Mackenzie and Mann Park a legacy to railway workers’ dream

S.W. mall booming since it was redeveloped as an outside mall

New retail tenants being sought

Influx of new workers puts strain on existing accommodations

Young families moving to suburbs drain city core

CBE could exchange inner-city properties for schools in new communities

Good water is a heritage to be safeguarded

Clean, quite businesses eyed for 10-bay structure on Pegasus Bay N.E.

Technology helps transmit international event around globe

Alberta capital smashes records for first seven months of year

From the Ground Up keeps a watchful eye on buying process

Students graduating from school with little manual dexterity

Stampede expansion plans seal fate of historic community

Flow of trades workers to Canada dries up

New location will improve efficiency, communication

New offices will eliminate shuttle woes

Stony Plain area lures tourists and Leduc region pursues industry

Hotel in city's south caters to business travellers

Accommodation in short supply as games loom

Safety factors driving industry innovation

A few changes can make a world of difference at work

User-friendly approach has led to two awards

Company has moved itself — into new premises in Deerfoot Business Park

As soon as clients step into this quaint house, they start to relax

Condo project rises up at west end of Eau Claire

Alternate senior tenure arrangements gaining popularity

Calgary company develops suite of services for buildings

A stylish new face is planned for trendy Eau Claire

Information is power in fast-paced industry

Company opens 40,500-sq.-ft. space in Bankers Hall

Homeowners’ dream is to build combustion-free village

Boardwalk ‘guests’ can enjoy hotel-like lifestyle

Unique office space boasts bells, whistles and wiring

E-commerce has renewed importance of people power

More Calgarians looking for getaway property – and not just for summer vacation

Companies get help taking care of the details

Times are changing in downtown Calgary

Building owners and managers honour industry leaders

High cost of raw land driving down interest in new development

New Residence Inn to open doors May 1 in Hopewell Business Park

Northeast area diversifying its real estate holdings

Warehouses take up a big part of city's industrial land base

Canada Lands Company captures several awards for work at former CFB Calgary site

Historic Connaught-area mansion being revamped as a public heritage centre

Office towers and workers changing the way they use power

Former bar strip evolving into business-friendly zone

But city won't see mass exodus from downtown

Calgary's strong economy will survive short-term slowdown, industry reps told

Business and residential areas see benefits

Alberta still the hottest housing market in Canada, survey shows

POP switch will open up every telecommunications feature in the world to tenants, says company

New gallery bringing new life to former packing plant

Calgary Real Estate Board figures reveal usual seasonal slowdown

Four-storey Providence Point developed to suit the area's village lifestyle

Character building on 12th Avenue S.W. gets new life after fire

Revamped area on former army base attracts creative businesses

Growing high-tech sector requires flexible approach by commercial landlords and developers

Online seminar helps keep floor-space measurements to industry standard

Demand for unique office real estate is a market trend in Calgary

Calgary builder adapting to wireless world

Calgary businessman moves into cyberspace with 411HomeNet.Inc.

Local efforts bring smart houses one big step closer to reality

Real estate agents have become knowledge workers