Calgary mails 2025 property tax bills: payment due June 30
About 37% of residential tax goes to the province. Owners can now see five years of bills online.
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About 37% of residential tax goes to the province. Owners can now see five years of bills online.
Airdrie inventory is back to long-term norms after three very tight Aprils. Okotoks sales are down 16% this year.
Row inventory reached 1,005, the most since 2021. North East condos had seven months of supply.
Consumption, residential investment and business spending all appear to have weakened in the first quarter.
Condo sales fell the most, by 29%. Homes took 33 days to sell on average, up from 25.
Airdrie inventory reached 398, up from 164 a year ago. Okotoks still has under two months of supply.
After four years of sellers' markets, Calgary is moving back toward balance. Detached and semi prices are at or near peak.
Canada grew 1.8% in 2024, slower than in 2022 and 2023. Alberta welcomed a record 66,359 immigrants.
The provincial portion rose $154 million, or 17.5%. Calgary will send over $1 billion in property tax to the province.
The Bank said the economy grew 2.6% in the fourth quarter, but warned monetary policy cannot offset a trade war.
Legacy Grants can reach $1 million over three years. Applications close May 20, 2025.
Airdrie's inventory more than doubled to 345 homes, in line with long-term averages for February.