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I am guessing that you are a pretty natty dresser.
Likely a lot more now and more $ to revamp floors that CWB will be moving into.So I'm guessing that means that the $30 million renovation for the podium is almost a certainty at this point?
Usually, floor fit-up is paid for by the tenant. Common areas like the podium, elevator lobbies on each floor (unless this is what you meant) and building envelope are paid for by the landlord.Likely a lot more now and more $ to revamp floors that CWB will be moving into.
I heard a couple of weeks ago that the reno was dead. Given the new information about CWB, I am guessing that the previous reno is dead and this reno will be specific to and will likely include the CWB branch on the main floor that was intended to go into the ID.So I'm guessing that means that the $30 million renovation for the podium is almost a certainty at this point?
With most deals Landlords typically include a tenant improvement allowance as part of their inducement package. Dollar amounts range, however, recent office deals have seen allowances in the $50-75/SF range.Usually, floor fit-up is paid for by the tenant. Common areas like the podium, elevator lobbies on each floor (unless this is what you meant) and building envelope are paid for by the landlord.
I think the previous reno's anticipated upscale clothing retail, not a bank branch, so there probably will be changes/differences. However, I liked in general what was planned to update the exterior, I hope that is largely kept.I heard a couple of weeks ago that the reno was dead. Given the new information about CWB, I am guessing that the previous reno is dead and this reno will be specific to and will likely include the CWB branch on the main floor that was intended to go into the ID.
Seems high for a building like Manulife, but I don't know how they are doing relative to other space downtown - we're still down overall relative to other markets. APEGA moving out doesn't really help things either - CWB was mostly a given to stay downtown imo. Good for Manulife, but I'm not sure I share your enthusiasm for downtown right now.With most deals Landlords typically include a tenant improvement allowance as part of their inducement package. Dollar amounts range, however, recent office deals have seen allowances in the $50-75/SF range.
Anyways I think this is a great, great thing for Manulife and our downtown office market TBH.
This makes the most sense. It will juxtapose the TD bank branch across the street at city centre/TD tower. Also, very visible from LRT.Henry Singer's new location is 10k, so larger. That's probably fair chunk of Holt's old space, which was around 39k. My guess is two floors facing intersection of 101 st/102 ave.