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Old Posted Sep 10, 2024, 2:15 PM
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There were some leases not renewed but the impact here should not be that great. The pink palace was quite full.
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Ottawa should see the biggest change from the Feds returning to the office.
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Ottawa should see the biggest change from the Feds returning to the office.
Very true. Their downtown has been hit very hard.
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Makes me recall the old adage that someone came up with for Jasper Avenue, something along the lines of "you could shoot a cannon down the street without hitting a single thing.'
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ATCO RFP out there for their office space. Sounds like they will remain Downtown, but I am curious to see if they remain or which space they may end up in.

Telus? CWB? RHW Place?
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ATCO RFP out there for their office space. Sounds like they will remain Downtown, but I am curious to see if they remain or which space they may end up in.

Telus? CWB? RHW Place?
Why are they leaving their tower?
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Why are they leaving their tower?
Par for the course to RFP it to keep everyone honest, but I think they want to substantially downsize like everyone else given WFH etc.
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^ suburban campus location like Calgary? MY guess is south of henday.
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ATCO RFP out there for their office space. Sounds like they will remain Downtown, but I am curious to see if they remain or which space they may end up in.

Telus? CWB? RHW Place?
Any update on this?
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It must make some of you mad that people still work from home. LOL. Cold cheering on City of vancouver return to office (in a thread about Edmonton none the least) that no one wants, except those who only get woken when they can see skyscrapers...
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Doubling Down on Downtown: Leaders Call for Investment, Urgency, and Collaboration

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I'm curious if they downsized, upsized, or stayed stable, and how much space they took. They took a really healthy amount of space in Calgary.
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