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Modern styles of housing are appearing a lot more across the city, as builders look to flex a home's curb appeal.

Rental properties in the city’s historical districts are now subject to a registration fee and semi-annual inspections to assure safety and maintenance requirements are met after action by Paris City

Twenty-five per cent of new housing built since 2010 are infill homes located in Edmonton's core and mature areas, reaching a goal set by the city when it embarked on its infill roadmap in that year.

/PRNewswire/ -- Titan Development ("Titan"), Malick Infill Development ("Malick") and Thornburg Real Estate Ventures ("Thornburg") announced today that they...

Assembly Bill (AB) 141 and Senate Bill (SB) 160, which passed in 2021, will bring an end to provisional cannabis licenses and change the requirements for renewing provisional licenses...

Edmonton’s incoming city councillors received at least $58,499 in donations from executives in the development industry, and three were members of an infill…

Edmonton’s incoming city councillors received at least $58,499 in donations from executives in the development industry, and three were members of an infill…

In a recently published decision and a case of first impression, the California Court of Appeal has held that development limited to a 2.38-acre portion of an existing 12-acre shopping...

Jun. 2—CLARKSVILLE — Although in the early stages, a 17-acre property near Clarksville's largest commercial hub is seeing the first signs of movement in four decades. On Tuesday, the Clarksville Town Council voted 5-2 to approve the rezoning of a lot at Progress Way and Potters and Addmore lanes from I-2, heavy industrial, to R-3, multifamily residential. The vote comes after a rezoning ...

At the recent online gala event, 37 builders and designers were awarded 55 HAVAN Awards, streamed live from an award finalists home.