Posted By CitysearchCalgary on Thursday, March 12, 2026
In property management, there is one message that appears regularly in an inbox:“I need to break my lease.”For landlords and property managers, this statement can immediately raise concerns. Fixed-term leases are designed to create stability. They protect the landlord...
Posted By CitysearchCalgary on Thursday, March 12, 2026
Across Canada—and particularly in Alberta—polybutylene plumbing, commonly referred to as Poly B, continues to be a topic of discussion for homeowners, condominium boards, insurers, and real estate professionals. While it was widely installed between the late 1970s and...
Posted By CitysearchCalgary on Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Across Alberta’s residential and commercial buildings, elevators, escalators, lifts, and moving walkways quietly perform thousands of trips every day. From high-rise condominiums in downtown Calgary to suburban residential towers and mixed-use developments, vertical transpo...
Posted By CitysearchCalgary on Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Downtown Calgary’s transformation continues to gain momentum as another major office-to-residential conversion opens its doors to residents. The project, known as HAT @ NINTH, has officially begun welcoming tenants to its newly completed rental suites, marking another miles...
Posted By CitysearchCalgary on Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Routine Maintenance, Emergency Response, and Preparing Homes for TenancyIn professional property management, vendors are an extension of the management company itself. Electricians, plumbers, cleaners, landscapers, restoration specialists, painters, and contractors play a critica...
Posted By CitysearchCalgary on Tuesday, March 10, 2026
New Federal Tax Rules Can Strip Your Expense Deductions for Non-ComplianceShort-term rental properties have become a significant part of Canada’s housing and tourism landscape. From downtown condos listed on Airbnb to secondary suites in suburban neighbourhoods, many proper...
Posted By CitysearchCalgary on Sunday, March 8, 2026
When a tenant says, “I want to transfer my lease” or “I need to break my lease,” your response shouldn’t be emotional — it should be strategic.But strategy only works if you understand the legislation governing you.In Canada, residential tenanc...
Posted By CitysearchCalgary on Friday, March 6, 2026
Alberta is entering a new phase of economic development—one that blends its long-standing strength in energy production with the rapidly growing demand for digital infrastructure. A recently announced partnership involving TransAlta, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board...
Posted By CitysearchCalgary on Thursday, March 5, 2026
Key Questions and Answers for Realtors, Landlords and TenantsReal estate transactions involving tenants require a practical understanding of Alberta’s Residential Tenancies Act. Once a property is leased, the tenant has a legal right to reasonable enjoyment of the premises....
Posted By CitysearchCalgary on Thursday, March 5, 2026
Why Basement Suites and Carriage Homes Are Becoming a Key Part of the City’s Housing FutureCalgary’s housing market has been undergoing significant change over the past decade. Population growth, economic migration, and affordability pressures have all contributed to ...