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  1. 10.23 acres industrial land in Monitor sells for $5.11 Million

    Assembly of three vacant lots in CentrePort Canada, Rosser, Manitoba, the site is close to major highways and Winnipeg’s International Airport.

  2. 10 acres vacant industrial land in Manitoba sells for $2.8 Million

    The fully serviced parcel of vacant industrial land was sold to a trucking company

  3. 30,000 sqft industrial in Edmonton sells for $15 Million

    Built for $50 million four years ago, the 30,000-square-foot grow-op and distribution centre was closed and sold in an off-market deal

  4. Bank of Canada began to raise interest rates in March — whether prices continue to fall in 2023

    Home prices in Canada’s biggest markets ended 2022 well below the soaring peaks posted earlier in the year

  5. BC’s increase supply in 2023 to meet housing and immigration targets

    Changes will be needed in 2023 to accommodate high costs, interest rates and competitive government programs to meet immigration and housing targets, builders say

  6. Canada's biggest challenge going forward won't be job losses in the oilpatch | Jonathan Wilkinson

     Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson has announced new legislation will be coming this year to help transition oil and gas workers into green jobs. 

  7. Canadian economy adds 104,000 jobs in Dec, unemployment rate falls to 5.0%

    The unemployment rate ticked downwards for the third time in four months

  8. Calgary’s real estate activity and prices have grown compared to pre-pandemic levels

     Despite an annual downward trend from peaks seen earlier in the year, December’s benchmark price of $518,800 is 8% higher than last year, and overall, prices are still over 12% higher than they were a year ago.

  9. 1.03 acres townhouse development sells for $3.2 Million located at Coquitlam, B.C.

    The Burke Mountain land has a pre-application for residential development in the Smiling Creek neighbourhood plan.

     

  10. Metro Vancouver on track for strong but not record-breaking performance in 2022

    Metro Vancouver deals slow but stabilizing interest rates offer hope