If you've ever wanted to own a multi-million-dollar condo, some of the most expensive ones ever in Edmonton are now available. Construction is underway on a project in central Edmonton and it’s one developer’s hope can become a new landmark in the city. Jasmine King has more.
Join Murtaza Haider, professor & executive director at Cities Institute at the University of Alberta, to hear about the future of cities.
Murtaza Haider, professor & executive director at Cities Institute at the University of Alberta, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss housing affordability.
Along with other experts, Murtaza Haider explores why total construction times and productivity have stalled and how better policy, smarter regulation, and modern building methods can help break through the bottlenecks.
Murtaza Haider discusses new homes being built in Edmonton
Murtaza Haider (Business) co-writes that overcoming a shortfall of millions of homes requires trillions of dollars.
A company's decision to allow employees to work remotely or in designated workspaces should be based on what maximizes productivity
Murtaza Haider (Business) says in the decades since its sale, Ontario’s Highway 407 toll expressway has become a very valuable asset
Murtaza Haider (Business) co-writes article on the Real Estate Council of Ontario taking a credibility hit.
The U of A announced a new institute as part of the Alberta School of Business for interdisciplinary research about city building.
Alberta's capital city has the potential to boom just like Dubai. So says Dr. Murtaza Haider, the newly-installed Radhe Krishna Gupta Executive Chair in the Cities Institute at the University of Alberta. The new executive chair is made possible by a $5M gift from Rohit Gupta, president of the Rohit Group, who joins Dr. Haider and BILD Edmonton Metro CEO Kalen Anderson in a smart and inspiring edition of the Real Talk Round Table
Murtaza Haider is the executive director of the newly established Cities Institute and its first Radhe Krishna Gupta Executive Chair.
With a $5M gift, Rohit Gupta is shaping the future of Edmonton — and honouring the past.
U of A business school taps leading expert to envision new solutions to urban challenges — starting with Edmonton.