Recent content by Kosy123

We've got pretty good momentum now. It's not 2021 where the conversation was a dead core with vacancy rates pushing 10%. We have around 600 residential units under construction, and around 2500 in the development permit stage. This isn't counting all the projects coming in as well like Ice...

I'm curious to see if we finally had a stop or a slight reversal in the property assessment value drop in 2025.

I mean we’ve heard time and time again that institutional investors stay away from investing in Edmonton. So if our solution is to get new and interesting non-local investors who want to take a chance here then why not. I’m bullish on downtown Edmonton so maybe they see something others don’t.

Them and the Squamish with that waterfront Vancouver project. Curious to see if they’re going to proceed asap here.

Indigenous communities are usually pretty fast and committed to development, so this is actually quite good news.

Bit of a comparison between Edmonton and Calgary but oof that office property assessment value drop for both cities is substantial

I wouldn’t say that it’s a no go zone for most people? It’s right by one of the busiest bus stops in downtown too on 101 St.

https://renx.ca/atco-move-edmonton-office-former-canadian-western-bank-tower This little tidbit here was interesting to read. Are we finally seeing a downtown remigration?

Closed down last September which was weird?? If anything I would've expected ours to shut down first.

I'm just glad they're not moving to a suburban office location (like they do in Calgary) or just outright closing (like APEGA's office down south).

All I want is something to match the hype that the Truman development Marriott has in Calgary so put me in for a 40+ tower

I really think they're going to try finishing the whole thing this year lol

https://edmontonjournal.com/business/local-business/atco-downtown-edmonton-office-move

Former ATCO Centre as a possible residential conversion in the future?