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Originally Posted by esquire
^ So about eight years ago, which by Winnipeg standards is not all that long.
I wonder what enticed them to move now... moving from 1661 Portage to 201 was certainly a big move that took them to the heart of the city and helped burnish MNP's image as a big time player in accounting and consulting. But moving to TNS, just a few blocks away, doesn't seem like it would be worth the trouble at first glance... especially when they were already in a pretty modern building with a lot of amenities. I'm guessing Harvard's lease offer was just not competitive?
It all makes me wonder what Harvard's plan is... we went from a nearly full 201 Portage with the promise of a new hotel next door a few years ago, to an increasingly hollowed out building with no prospects of development on either of the two sites surrounding it.
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It’s a new building. As the article says, they are designing it to there own specifications. As you have pointed out, there’s a demand for new class A space.
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