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Limerick Opportunity
Centre
We are converting the Limrick
public school into a commercial mall.
We provide affordable commercial rental space in Southern Saskatchewan.
Contact Lorelei M. Rogers, Interim
Operations Manager
P.O. Box 174, Limerick, SK. S0H 2P0
For more information please call 306-263-2111
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Limerick Saskatchewan is located minutes west of Assiniboia Sask. Built on strong community values, Limerick residents take pride in their volunteer efforts, including the hockey rink arena facility built entirely from community donations and volunteer labour. Limerick…the people's community. With over 20 local businesses to serve the community. Limerick offers its residents and visitors the perfect place to raise a family. If you're a curler or a slo-pitch fan, you've probably experienced Limerick's charm first hand, and of course, you can buy a home with mature trees, for next to nothing.
Recent Media Stories about the Economic Boom in Southern Saskatchewan
We just finished a road trip across, British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan and the economic climate is very strong in all three provinces. Real Estate has leveled off but if properties are priced right they sell. I will talk more about this in a future blog. Get this story here.
The housing market in Meadow Lake, and in Saskatchewan has been booming for the past couple of years. There have been some major changes in Meadow Lake in part, because of the housing market. The amount of recent building permits from recent bylaw report is staggering. To date this year there are five permits for new homes, four permits for condos, four permits for Residential land, two permits for Mobile Homes, two Commercial renovations, one new commercial building, and one home to move. To date Meadow Lake and area has seen 23 new houses being built this year. Read this story here.
With a booming economy and a growing reputation as Western Canada’s rising economic star, Saskatchewan needs both skilled workers and manufacturers capable of sliding seamlessly into new and expanding industrial sectors. more on this Saskatchewan business story here.
ICR Commercial is the largest commercial real estate firm in southern Saskatchewan. We are a full service commercial real estate firm executing client strategies through our staff of twelve highly trained and talented people. The depth of knowledge and experience of the ICR Commercial team enables us to successfully complete any type or size of real estate assignment through customized services. Our sales staff have over 200 years of commercial real estate experience! ICR is uniquely qualified to act on behalf of our clients throughout the region. As well, property management services are offered through ICR Denro in Regina. Learn more about this firm here...
Are aboriginal people in Saskatchewan benefiting from the surging economy, housing boom and oil wealth or are they being left behind? Get the story here.
Saskatchewan is not in the midst of an economic boom, but the cusp of an extended period of prosperity, thanks to projected high energy prices over the next several decades, says a Calgary-based oil-and-gas analyst. "This is not a boom time,'' said Peter Linder of Delta One Energy Partners."This is a good time, a great time. And I strongly believe that (for) the next 10, 15, 20, 30 years, these good times will continue. Sask boom business story here.
His new wealth springs from the Bakken formation, a sprawling deposit of high-quality crude beneath the durum wheat fields of North Dakota, Montana and southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The Bakken may give the U.S. -- the world's biggest importer of oil -- a new domestic energy source at a time when demand from China and India is ratcheting up the global competition for supplies and propelling average U.S. gasoline prices to almost $4 a gallon. Read about new oil discoveries in Saskatchewan.
I recently spent several days in southern Saskatchewan. I have been there several times and it is interesting to see the evolution of a province from a 'have not' to a 'have' province. What I find amazing is the incredible stress on families and businesses brought about by all the success that the province is having, which I call 'the Saskatchewan Factor.'I flew to Regina and then made my way out to Estevan, a Saskatchewan town of approximately 11,000 located about 30 minutes north of the border with North Dakota. Read how the Saskatchewan economic boom is changing everything.
“Everything just seemed to be pointing in the direction of change,” Mr. Isaac remembered of the emerging ambitions of his home province this week over a coffee in Saskatoon. Now the young dean of the Edwards School of Business at the university – named after Murray Edwards, the Regina-born, Calgary-based energy billionaire – Mr. Isaac has a wide vantage from which to watch Saskatchewan enjoy a boom. And, yes, for some locals, with memories of good times that too often turned sour so quickly, there is the dead weight of fear – can it really last? Can the Sask business boom last?