Alberta Construction Costs Rose 4% in 2026 While Toronto’s Fell
Alberta construction costs rose more than 4% in 2026. Over the same twelve months, Toronto’s fell. Same country, same tariff regime, opposite direction. That divergence is invisible in every national average published this year, and it is the reason most cross-border cost benchmarking produces a number nobody can build to. The comparison most people start..
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Calgary Property Tax 2026: The City Raised 1.8%. The Province Raised 21%.
On a typical Calgary home assessed at $706,000, the municipal portion of the property tax bill went up $49 this year. The provincial portion went up $338. Same house. Same envelope. Two very different numbers. The Calgary property tax 2026 conversation has focused almost entirely on City Hall — on a November budget debate, on..
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Calgary Office Vacancy: Why 30.3% Won’t Fix Itself
Calgary’s office vacancy is falling. Not because tenants are coming back — because we’re deleting the buildings. Downtown vacancy sat at 30.3% in Q2 2026, down from 30.4%. Progress, technically. But absorption in the same quarter was negative 110,572 sq ft. Fewer tenants. Less occupied space. And the rate still went down. That only works..
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Fort Worth Real Estate: Reading the $3B A&M Demand Wave
25,000 jobs. $3B a year. One building opening this summer. Here’s what most developers are missing about the timing. The headline is loud. The opportunity is quieter. Here’s what the data actually shows: → Texas A&M’s Fort Worth district: 25,000 jobs and $3B+ in annual economic impact, fully built → First building (Law & Education)..
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Eros belotti
Construction project manager with over 15 years of experience in Europe and the Canary Islands. Specialized in modular housing, container construction, real estate development and international project management. Founder of Reforma Vivienda Tenerife and Donkey Lab.
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