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Western defence hub marshals housing plans in Edmonton edmontonjournal.com/life/hom…
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Edmonton's population is exploding, but is the city planning for what comes next?
@bildedmonton is calling for a long-term strategy to accommodate a region that could reach two million residents, and says Future Growth Area planning south of 41st Ave. needs to start now. #yeg
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Full interview here (15 mins). An excellent and thoughtful analysis of what happens when ideology and pre-conceived beliefs run up against household economic reality and actual commuting patterns. Limiting growth in cities doesn’t control growth it simply diverts it to the region
Canada has spent decades trying to curb urban sprawl through policies like greenbelts, urban growth boundaries, and higher development charges, but what if those policies are having the opposite effect? @MikePMoffatt & @SabrinaMaddeaux break it down: youtu.be/rAZmKG1wByI
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This Edmonton kitchen renovation by Diamond Contracting of @bildedmonton turned a cramped, closed-off space into a bright, open gathering place. Featuring a large custom island, cleverly hidden laundry, and preserved original hardwood flooring, renomark.ca/design-inspirati…
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Population boom persists: Should Edmonton greenlight new neighbourhoods to deal with growth? edmontonsun.com/news/edmonto…
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Really fun to be able to attend the official grand opening of Connect Tower by Josan Properties this afternoon in #yegdt
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Expect more rentals, #Edmonton told. Read my latest to find out more. edmontonjournal.com/life/hom… via @edmontonjournal @bildedmonton
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Not all infill in Edmonton is bad infill. Read my latest to find out more. edmontonjournal.com/life/hom… via @edmontonjournal @bildedmonton @BuiltGreenCan
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During the Canadian Renovators’ Council (CRC) meeting, Kalen Anderson (@bildedmonton), Scott Fash (@BILDAlberta), Mark Cooper (Shakespeare Homes and Renovations), and Steve Barkhouse (@AmstedDB) participated in a panel discussion surrounding secondary suites and ADUs and opportunities for renovators.
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New subdivisions, entry into non-market housing has Edmonton's Rohit Group busy after strong awards showing. Read one of my latest to find out more. edmontonjournal.com/life/hom… via @edmontonjournal @bildedmonton
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I always appreciate the opportunity to speak about the good work that our @bildedmonton members do to raise the bar on development & building practices and signal our industry’s intent to keep making the city better #yeginfill #yegcc
Via @JThompsonCTV
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BILD pushes for streamlined infill process, design standards edmontonjournal.com/news/loc…
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Development industry group presents 22-point infill action plan for Edmonton ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/…
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Had a blast with @bildedmonton and the @UAlberta curling team this morning.
Had some conversations about development, getting shovels in the ground and stones in the house 🥌
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TODAY’S MAJOR WIN IN HOUSING!
We are thrilled to see announced changes to the Municipal Government Act (MGA) legislation.
For years, BILD Alberta has been at the forefront, advocating for a more streamlined, transparent, and cost-effective home development process. Today, that persistence has paid off with significant legislative changes that will help get more Albertans into homes faster.
Here are the Major Wins we secured for our industry and future homeowners:
✅ The "Automatic Yes" on low-risk projects
✅ Development Permit Approval Timelines and Transparency
✅ Stricter Off-site Levy Rules
✅ Fair Property Tax Treatment
✅ Restrictions on unnecessary and expensive studies as part of approvals
Beyond today’s announcement, BILD Alberta’s advocacy has resulted in considerable legislative and program reforms over the past three years:
•Launching of the Stop Housing Delays Portal
•Enabling appeals of off-site levy bylaws in all municipalities
•Removing the ability for municipalities to adopt separate building code requirements
•Removing authorities related to inclusionary zoning under City Charters as similar policies in Ontario have led to an additional $20,000 to $60,000 cost per unit
•Preventing the introduction of rent control
•Removing the requirement for public hearings for minor amendments to Area Structure Plans and Neighborhood Area Structure Plans
•Securing a long-term commitment for the digitization / modernization of the land titles system.
More work remains, and we look forward to continued collaboration with the Government of Alberta and Alberta’s municipalities.
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The math doesn't lie.
Danielle Smith spent $17 million on "Alberta is Calling" to recruit new residents. But spent $0 on the infrastructure to support them.
Now that the bills are due and the services are failing, she’s pointing the finger at the very people she invited. #ableg
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It was great to spend a few targeted days in #Ottawa this week to move a clear message over the line: home ownership and market housing affordability is critical to the success of the nation. Industry is core to solutions. #CHBAOnTheHill @CHBANational
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BILD Edmonton Metro celebrates top finalists for housing awards - read my latest to find out which #Edmonton and area builders, developers and communities are up for awards. edmontonjournal.com/life/hom… via @edmontonjournal @bildedmonton
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How did "the banker" do on his first federal budget?
@EdmontonChamber's Heather Thomson, @bildedmonton's Kalen Anderson, and @QualicoYEG's Mike Saunders dig into the details on #RealTalkRJ.
📺 FULL: rtrj.info/110525Budget2025
🎧 FULL: rtrj.info/110525 #cdnpoli #yeg
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Last week, I was pleased to join a panel on downtown revitalization for @bildedmonton with Cheryll Watson, Annette Trimbee, Bill Blais and Tim Shipton, discussing how education contributes to progress for downtown. Thx to members of our team for joining! (Photo credit to BILD.)





























