Supply chain management is an industry we simply take for granted. But when you sit in your office and look at everything in front of you – the desk, your
In mid-2014 when oil prices fell below US$100 per barrel, Calgary’s office vacancy rate skyrocketed. And according to new data, this rate will only increase as new constructions near completion.
After two years of recessionary conditions, there is renewed optimism Calgary’s housing market will stabilize this year. Such expectations might not affect all property segments and types, but this is
Real estate professionals are somewhat optimistic about Calgary’s condo market, but they are also cautiously realistic about expectations and trends. Like most sectors of real estate, employment and migration are
For Calgary’s residential real estate market – while economists, analysts and real estate agents cautiously mention a recovery and speculate about the factors that may determine the new normal –
In an industry driven so heavily by cycles, some oil and gas insiders say mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are the ultimate strategy. “Every M&A transaction includes the buyer/acquirer side and
Having endured two years of the recession, Calgary’s residential and commercial real estate markets are worse for wear. Prices and sales are down; vacancies are up; lease rates have plummeted.
Some things never change. And some things constantly change. Like the life, the role and the job of Calgary real estate professionals. Although everybody calls them “agents,” they are legally
“Let’s face it! A lot of Alberta manufacturing is tied in to the energy sector. Whether that will change or not in the long term, it is the way it
Since the early days of Calgary’s existence, the transportation and logistics industry has played a key role in the economy. It was the arrival of the Canadian Pacific Railway in
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