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Edmonton Real Estate Market
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occidentalcapital
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1 million sq ft of industrial to be developed- article says will proceed on spec
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ONE, Vestcor buy Edmonton property, plan 1M sq. ft. of industrial
ONE Properties and Vestcor have partnered to acquire 41 Business Park, a property in Nisku, just outside Edmonton, where they plan to develop approximately one million square feet of industrial space.
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archited
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Re the Graph -- True mostly for Vancouver and Toronto.
northlands
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Where is Ledcor moving their pipe fab and mod yard operations to then I wonder? Their heavy industrial and pipe fab divisions have sure seemed real busy the past couple years and have made that company an insane amount of money.1 million sq ft of industrial to be developed- article says will proceed on spec
ONE, Vestcor buy Edmonton property, plan 1M sq. ft. of industrial
ONE Properties and Vestcor have partnered to acquire 41 Business Park, a property in Nisku, just outside Edmonton, where they plan to develop approximately one million square feet of industrial space.
IanO
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IanO
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Stevey_G
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What’s the TL DW?
The industrial RE agents were just spouting cliche blue-collar conservative talking points and the office RE folks were in denial about WFH as office vacancies rise.
The multifamily guy with Remax was worth listening to though. Multifamily is looking up with a new program by the CMHC offering cheap, high leverage loans (90% LTV, 50 year amortizations, lower interest rates by 1-2%). The rental universe in Edmonton expanded about 10%, mostly from new construction in the deep south and Downtown.
Office to residential conversions aren't going to get much traction. Construction prices are too high and there is just so much available land ready to be built on. Calgary, by comparison, is much more restrictive with permitting density so the conversions are more feasible there.
IanO
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Here's hoping we see a boom in quality PBR (insert joke).
- Rental demand for purpose-built apartments in Edmonton outpaced rental supply in 2022 due to an economic rebound and record migration flows, according to the latest Rental Market Report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. The vacancy rate fell from 7.3% in October 2021to 4.3% in October 2022. - Taproot
IanO
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Highlights from the latest Rental Market Report
- The vacancy rate for purpose-built rental apartments decreased in 2022, while the demand for rental housing increased.
- Demand for rental housing outpaced the increase in supply in 2022, leading to a lower national vacancy rate compared to 2021.
- Higher net migration, increased homeownership costs and students returning to on-campus learning drove increased demand for rental housing.
- Rental affordability continues to pose a significant challenge across the country. There is a lack of affordable rental housing, especially for the lowest 20% of income earners.
- New analysis indicates that there was a significant gap between the average rent for 2-bedroom units that turned over to a new tenant and ones that did not.
Greenspace
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Interesting podcast/chat about Edmonton vs. Vancouver real estate market for investors.
northlands
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Neat seeing this. I had Ranon as a TA years ago lol
MacLac
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What’s the jist of it?
IanO
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Canada Housing Market Risk Low, Despite Short-Term Contraction
While interest rate hikes destabilized the Canada housing market, homeowners are well-positioned to ride out the coming storm.
blog.remax.ca
thommyjo
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The prices in London are crazy. I kind of get Hamilton as part of the GTA still but London? I’d rather move to a dozen other cities personally before paying 700k for an old fixer upper there.View attachment 453653View attachment 453654View attachment 453655View attachment 453656
Canada Housing Market Risk Low, Despite Short-Term Contraction
While interest rate hikes destabilized the Canada housing market, homeowners are well-positioned to ride out the coming storm.