Downtown Real Estate

[IanO]

Op-Ed: The Reawakening Of Office Demand

After a few years of experimenting with remote work as well as streamlining the physical workplace, demand for office space is once again expanding, writes Wendy Waters, VP of Research Services & Strategy at GWL Realty Advisors.

storeys.com

 

[Stevey_G]

Op-Ed: The Reawakening Of Office Demand

After a few years of experimenting with remote work as well as streamlining the physical workplace, demand for office space is once again expanding, writes Wendy Waters, VP of Research Services & Strategy at GWL Realty Advisors.

storeys.com

The changes to how we work had the opportunity to be one of the biggest climate initiatives we could ask for and it would have been accidental.

 

[Gus Haynes]

"We gave the old men victory and they threw it away, we offered them a new world and they made the old one over again. Still, it might have been worse."

 

[IanO]

Naming in Early Edmonton | City of Edmonton

Rapid growth and little oversight led to much confusion around names.

www.edmonton.ca

 

[David A]

Op-Ed: The Reawakening Of Office Demand

After a few years of experimenting with remote work as well as streamlining the physical workplace, demand for office space is once again expanding, writes Wendy Waters, VP of Research Services & Strategy at GWL Realty Advisors.

storeys.com

It is not just Toronto, you see it downtown here too with an increasing number of people returning to work in the office for more days a week.

 

[Gronk!]

This lot on 97 St has been begging for redevelopment for the past 10 years

 

[Gronk!]

101 St, north of Stationlands

 

[bodsbods9090]

SCREAMING for development...but I think it sits like this for a while due to the issues of the area.

Somebody, prove me wrong!

 

[IanO]

 

[Stevey_G]

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BCM: Better Cry More

 

[IanO]

This old DC2 is back on the market.

We're thrilled to present 9724 105 Street NW – a prime 0.511-acre parcel poised for high-density, transit-oriented development. Proposed for rezoning to DC2, this site is ready for a stunning 31-storey residential tower featuring 332 units, ground-level commercial spaces, and breathtaking river views.

Key Highlights:
Site Size: ±22,295 SF
Total Gross Floor Area: 263,245 SF
Parking: 155 underground + 43 surface stalls
Surrounded by 180+ km of River Valley trails, with easy access to downtown, Jasper Avenue, ICE District, Rogers Place, and MacEwan University
Comprehensive due diligence reports available (geotechnical, hydrogeological, shadow, drainage, energy modelling) for a seamless process

This project emphasizes density, walkability, and inclusive housing options – perfect for attracting a diverse mix of residents and fueling Edmonton's vibrant downtown scene. Ideal for experienced developers, REITs, and institutional investors looking to make a transformative impact.

 

[David A]

Reshaping inner Edmonton

Major projects helping to spark a 'dynamic transformation.'

edmontonjournal.com

 

[Kosy123]

https://mktgdocs.cbre.com/2299/aee73ac6-8da5-46cc-8f41-4e602701f57a-245230749/CBRE_Edmonton_Financial_Core_I.pdf

First time we've gotten something like this from CBRE I think, focusing specifically on the Financial Core.

Edit: Also CN Tower's proposed for residential conversion?? Anyone else heard about this?

 

[IanO]

CN has had multiple proposals for that, but it sounds like this one could stick a bit more.

Last one I recall they could not get the floor plate efficiencies to work.

 

[archited]

A legacy tower -- Edmonton's first true high-rise office tower (Abugov & Sunderland architects). I could see it converted to large luxury apartments and condos.