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Old Posted May 7, 2024, 4:29 AM
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I personally think that converting office space in the central core is not a good planning approach. Typically, this type of conversion is very expensive so the net result will not alleviate the housing need in the medium price range. Downtown office vacancy rate is approx. 18%.

Perhaps we need a recruitment plan to bring in corporations to occupy existing office space in the financial center. If downtown office space is converted to residential, future corporate interest could be limited as the only options for space might be in the suburbs. I would be interested to see an HRM transit plan that focuses on moving people from downtown to go to work in the suburbs.

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scot...pers-convert-offices-apartment-1.7192817
Though I understand your concern I wouldn't be concerned as it is a limited number of buildings.
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