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Originally Posted by Crawford
Calgary and Charlotte were smaller than Altoona? LOL. Altoona is one of those places where you get off the highway for gas and (if you're lucky) lunch. Calgary might have one of the biggest cores in North America, and Charlotte is arguably the #2 banking center in North America.
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Calgary and Edmonton from less than 100,000 each to ~1.5M today. Edmonton has become a bigger deal since building the 800 footer Stantec tower, JW Marriott, and arguably the best new arena in the NHL.
Calgary has the most impressive downtown per capita in North America, but since oil crashed around 2014 the downtown office vacancy rate is still hovering around 32%!
Both Calgary and Edmonton have very ambitious LRT expansions as well.
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