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The federal government has allocated $29 million in funding toward an affordable housing development at Currie Barracks in Calgary.
A luxury residential development in Calgary's Kensington neighbourhood reports strong sales momentum, with larger suites including penthouse units largely sold out.
GWL Realty has acquired the redeveloped Northland Village property in Calgary for $154 million.
A Walmart Supercentre is being developed at Taza Park West on Tsuut'ina Nation land in the Calgary area, expanding the retail shopping destination.
Pet Valu is opening a new distribution facility in Balzac, Calgary, creating 100 skilled jobs and supporting regional growth across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
Atlas Development is handing over a renovated building to Lululemon for interior build-out to the company's specifications.
A warehouse lease listing in Calgary's Highfield area is noted for its historical connection to the city's business heritage.
A property management company has established its Western Canadian headquarters in Calgary as part of expansion plans.
A commercial real estate executive comments on improving occupancy trends in downtown office towers and retail spaces across the central core.
Calgary-based developer Vesta Properties is planning a mixed-use project on inner-city land, incorporating modern design, energy efficiency, and walkable amenities.
Truman Homes is launching a new residential development in Calgary's University District, following three prior sold-out projects in the area.
Armco Capital has acquired the First Canadian Centre office property in downtown Calgary, positioning the investment as part of a broader strategy in Western Canada's economic hub.
Investment in Calgary rental properties nearly doubled in the first half of 2024, driven by population growth and rising rents according to local market commentary.
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