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Edmonton's Long Term Economic Outlook 2014-2024
IMF Report Canada's Finacial Sector: How to enhance it's resilience - “In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, Canada's financial system held up remarkably well—making it the envy of its Group of Seven peers. 'says the IMF
About Alberta Oil Sands - Excellent video on Alberta Oil sands and the incredible Alberta economy.
Welcome to Edmonton - People are growing things in every city in the world, but we're doing it differently in Edmonton. Our economy and our culture, that spirit of openness and curiosity, of urban barn-building, is peculiar. People say it in different ways: this is the best place to build, to create, to get'er done.
City Breaks Construction Records in 2014
CMHC Edmonton Market 2015 
A major attraction for migrants to Alberta has been its strong labor market relative to other provinces. To the end of September, Alberta recorded employment growth of 3.1 per cent over the corresponding period in 2013.
CMHC Edmonton Praries Rental Market Report 2014
City of Edmonton Rental Vacancy Rate:GOAL - Monitor rental vacancy rate as an economic indicator of Edmonton Census Metropolitan Area's housing and rental market.
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Major Canadian Financial Institutions
RBC Housing Affordability Outlook 2014
"Affordability levels in Alberta continue to compare favorably against both historical averages in the province and nationally. We expect that construct-tive affordability conditions, a booming provincial economy, and strong population growth will continue to fuel demand for housing in Alberta in the year ahead."
TD Provincial Long Term Growth Prospects 2014
- Despite continued oil price volatility anticipated over the near term, the longer-term outlook for the Canadian economy is expected to remain steady, with annual growth of around 2%. While modest, these gains are slightly better, on average, than our projection of the trend growth rate in real GDP. This steady-as-it-goes economic outlook is forecast to be complemented by continued gains in employment, as a strengthening labour market pulls the unemployment rate down toward 6% through 2018"
TD Provincial Economic Update 2015
"Facing a lesser fiscal challenge and supported by commensurate upgrades to the commodity price forecast, Alberta and Saskatchewan’s near-term growth prospects received a larger-than-average boost. These two provinces are now expected to lead the pack with solid average annual growth of 3-3.5% over the next two years."
Finance Alberta Economic Outlook 2014 -2017 - Alberta continues to fire on all cylinders
Scotia Bank Alberta Fiscal Pulse 2015-16
"Alberta';s real GDP is expected to advance just 0.4% in 2015, with nominal GDP dropping 8.1%. Reflecting the production economics of capital-intensive bitumen extraction, Alberta expects its oil production over the five years to FY20 to climb almost 35%, propelled by a 46½% gain in bitumen with a drop of almost 13% in-conventional crude."
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Edmonton Transportation Effect
"Edmonton transportation improvements will deliver a 10%-20% enhancement of real estate values in the regions most affected. In the future, these areas will outperform the rest. If the market goes if the market goes up everywhere, these areas will increase by about 10% - 20% more. If the Alberta values drop, these will drop by 10% - 20% less."
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