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alberta real estate investing news: Check out our media page - 11/16/11 02:10 PM
We've been really busy over the last few months from contributions to Real Estate How To books to magazines in Canada, Japan and the UK.I've finally put up some of the articles, links and pdfs on our media page. Take a look some are interesting and hopefully you can find at least one golden nugget of information among them.
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alberta real estate investing news: Financially Frostbitten - Warm up Today. - 12/02/10 05:45 PM
If you're like me, over the next few weeks you won't just be checking your Christmas list - but your goal list for '10 and '11. What works best for me is to track and measure my progress in a 90 day format, breaking goals down to weekly and daily targets. At the end of the year Danielle and I sit down and plan the New Year goals we have, both business and pleasure. I read an interesting interview about a South African band that I like. Upon finally getting their 'big break' in the U.S., the interviewer asked the band … (2 comments)
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alberta real estate investing news: In Case You Missed This..... - 08/14/10 12:03 PM
Isn't August an amazing month? I hope that you're feeling as energized as I am. There is so much to do; festivals to attend, BBQs to have, lakes to swim in and great properties to invest in! As you know this month we take a little time off to reconnect with ourselves, our family and the great outdoors. I'll be doing a canoeing trip in the Rockies with a wonderful friend that Danielle and I traveled throughout India with 12 years ago. In addition to that, my Mom will be out visiting for a few weeks. But enough about me... What … (1 comments)
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alberta real estate investing news: This And That - 07/11/09 01:57 AM
New immigrants driving housing demand, Scotia Economics reports - "Canadian immigrants are narrowing the homeownership gap with their Canadian-born counterparts, according to the latest real estate trends report released Thursday by Scotia Economics. The report said of the more than one million immigrants that came to Canada between 2001 and 2006, 69% settled in the metropolitan regions of Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver. A growing proportion, however, settled in smaller areas, including Calgary, Ottawa, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Hamilton and Kitchener. Less than 3% chose to live in a rural area."As immigration increases in all cities demand for rental housing and first homes will … (0 comments)
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alberta real estate investing news: Alberta An Safe Haven In Canada - 03/12/09 07:22 PM
Other countries around the world are in serious economic turmoil but Canada is blessed to have the most stable economy. Among Canada's provinces Alberta is the most balanced with the healthiest economy and growing infrastructure to support population/investment growth. You may read the the oil sands are bust and all the projects have stopped but this is not accurate. There are still over $170 billion projects underway only $90 billion have been delayed. Don't kid yourself, the need for oil is increasing while the production of oil is decreasing. Until the world finds a way to make a solar car (or … (0 comments)
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alberta real estate investing news: Alberta An Safe Haven In Canada - 03/12/09 07:20 PM
Other countries around the world are in serious economic turmoil but Canada is blessed to have the most stable economy. Among Canada's provinces Alberta is the most balanced with the healthiest economy and growing infrastructure to support population/investment growth. You may read the the oil sands are bust and all the projects have stopped but this is not accurate. There are still over $170 billion projects underway only $90 billion have been delayed. Don't kid yourself, the need for oil is increasing while the production of oil is decreasing. Until the world finds a way to make a solar car (or … (0 comments)
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alberta real estate investing news: This And That - 12/09/08 04:30 AM
Housing market hit by economic uncertainty - " A report out from RE/MAX today says the global economic crunch has made an impact on housing sales in major Canadian cities towards the end of 2008.
About 440 000 homes are expected to change hands in Canada this year, that's a 15 percent drop from record levels in 2007.
Here in Edmonton, just under 19 000 homes will have been sold by the time 2008 is said and done with. That would mark an 8 percent drop from last year's number of 20 437.
The average house price in Edmonton dropped only … (1 comments)
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