The Condemned
The Penhorwood condos in Fort McMurray are collapsing, raising fears about shoddy construction. Will the government’s proposed fixes of the system prevent future problems? >
Temple REIT owns hotels in Fort McMurray, which is quietly booming again >
The Penhorwood condos in Fort McMurray are collapsing, raising fears about shoddy construction. Will the government’s proposed fixes of the system prevent future problems? >
The Baconator >
Where are they now? >
A pair of salesmen told an Alberta coal mining town that it could be a resort destination. Six years later, the scenic Crowsnest Pass is still learning a tough lesson about easy money and the business of real estate >
When the property market declined, the Rohit Group in Edmonton profited by expanding >
Real-estate prices in some sunny American markets are at once-in-a-lifetime lows, but are they too good to be true? >
Heir to the Throne >
Tight as a drum two years ago, Calgary’s office market is suddenly glutted with space, and for landlords it’s only going to get worse >
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