Saskatoon city council unanimously approved spending an additional $17 million to buy three properties near the site of a proposed event center downtown.

Council previously approved $25 million to buy the north parking lot of Midtown shopping center as the

University Property Development Trusts: How They Work and Points to Consider

With university trusts being the development entity of choice for many universities across Canada, this Bulletin explores some high-level

LENGBY, Minn. — There is a land controversy in Polk County, one that is catching homeowners by surprise.

In some cases, homes are being built in the wrong spot.

Residents blame the county, but the county says the property owners

In the marketing world, there’s a saying that, “If you’re marketing to everyone, you’re marketing to no one.” This also applies to selling your home. You must know who your ideal buyer is to market it accordingly.

Today,

The Chicago Cubs have been consistently linked to the top free agent short stops, and more fuel was added to the fire when the New York Post’s Jon Heyman tabbed the Cubs as the favorite to sign former Atlanta Brave

Maybe you haven’t given it much thought or even realized it, but I’m guessing you have enjoyed public lands. Perhaps you have some great memories of camping in one of Florida’s award-winning state parks. Maybe you took your child to

A man who once worked for a Cook County agency that was formed to promote the redevelopment of vacant properties has been charged with scamming it to line his own pockets.

Mustafaa Saleh, 36, of Chicago, faces one count of

Your home’s exterior upgrade will increase its resale value if done correctly.

Upgrading your property is a big step towards making your dream home a reality, but many people aren’t sure what upgrades they should do for the best look

As Terry Boehm sits on a tractor-powered snowblower on a cold winter day and clears a path to his shop, the grain and seed producer thinks about a more important path: the one his town and its young farmers will

Since Ontario Premier Doug Ford was first elected four years ago, developers have paid tens of millions of dollars for a number of