Housing Minister Bernadette Smith said Thursday seniors who lived in the building when it was sold in early 2023 to Alberta real estate firm Mainstreet Equity Corp., will continue to have ...

former managing director of Jammu and Kashmir Cooperative Housing Corporation Limited, and others in connection with alleged financial irregularities. A case has been registered under the ...

The Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio, a key valuation measure, is calculated by dividing the stock's most recent closing price by the sum of the diluted earnings per share from continuing operations ...

Speaking before a packed Senate chamber, Meyer focused on three key areas: education, healthcare, and housing, urging lawmakers to take action to shape Delaware's future. Meyer began by addressing ...

Edmonton’s housing market is once again showing that ... insurance from providers like Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. In the study, a buyer in Edmonton would have more than $50,000 excess ...

administered by the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation, to fast-track several key initiatives. The community will be invited to participate in robust engagement opportunities to help ensure we ...

The Hendersonville Housing Assistance Corporation is a nonprofit organization committed to providing safe and affordable housing for people of limited income in Henderson County and surrounding areas.

Mr Bandt attacked both major parties over the issue of housing affordability as he confirmed ... Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on the campaign trail. Picture: Jason Edwards / NewsWire ...

Delivering enough housing units and support services to end homelessness in Regina by 2030 will cost $111 million, according to an updated strategic plan from Namerind Housing Corporation.

the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp., or CMHC. Let’s break down these promises and look at how they fit into existing housing plans and whether they’ll actually make housing more affordable.

If Carney truly understood history, he’d understand that real solutions come from unleashing market forces, not failed government tax vanity projects dressed up as housing plans, writes Kim Moody.

The minister of Housing oversees the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), which currently has countless funding applications in the queue — applications that, if approved now ...