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If housing starts are an indication of how things are going, Calgary is still going strong into 2025, with Calgary once again the top...

I think that can be summed up in one word: Trump. Even with Trump causing chaos, I think you're right, it's quite possible to pass 2...

That's actually the July 2024 estimates, so that would put us well past 1.8 million at the moment, around 1.85 million. Even with slower...

My reading of the data is they acknowledge the Q4 2024 drop but say that the numbers still exceed forecasts. I think the point is, you...

Alberta accounted for almost half of national population growth: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1710000901...

Same for Vancouver. It's been slow there for a while now, showing less starts than Calgary in some other months as well. The one I find...

Having more starts than Toronto and Montreal combined is crazy, even if only for a month. Just wild.

Housing starts for Feb 2025. Calgary was king of the hill. As suspected last month's strong results for Montreal was more of a blip...

Those setbacks are definitely an issue, and in a lot of cases it's simply from trying to match the original setbacks. For example in...

This is what I'm talking about... Perfect front setback execution. Front fences, well organized vegetation, excellent material choice...

The setbacks are so pointless, that space could be much better used or moved to the back, like you say. There are numerous bad examples...

Agreed on the yard size. Most people need only enough space for their BBQ and some chairs, a few flower pots etc.. I lived in a...

I see people leaving their units and going to nearby parks to play, this age of neighbourhood actually have a decent amount of parks so...

I can see the appeal of rowhomes for sure. So many people want to live in the inner city neighborhoods like Capitol Hill etc.. but SFHs...

Our row is crazy, granted there are so many places rip to be a row home and it is the best of both (SFH and apartment) worlds.