According to the Wetaskiwin Times Advertiser, CMHC is reporting Lethbridge’s rental vacancy rate is at less than 1%.
Lethbridge is seeing its vacancy rate tighten 2.1 percentage points from 2.7 per cent in 2005 to 0.6 per cent in 2006.
Yet one more reason why high-density residential development should be encouraged in downtown Lethbridge.
6 replies on “Lethbridge Vacancy Rate”
Hi Kim, just thought I’d say hello. I needed to find a postal code, so I googled lethbridge postal codes and your site was the 2nd one listed, besides the sponsored sites. Just thought that was funny!
Hi Kim, just thought I’d say hello. I needed to find a postal code, so I googled lethbridge postal codes and your site was the 2nd one listed, besides the sponsored sites. Just thought that was funny!
That is funny. I just did the same search and didn’t see my blog anywhere.
Welcome anyhow, and thanks for commenting. Now you know what I do the rest of the month. 🙂 Well, maybe not that frequently.
That is funny. I just did the same search and didn’t see my blog anywhere.
Welcome anyhow, and thanks for commenting. Now you know what I do the rest of the month. 🙂 Well, maybe not that frequently.
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