Its just a couple Negative (Nancys). Who cares if there is going to be a Glut of new office space lol My Gawd!!! What a dam problem to have!! This doesn't affect us...it affects the owners of the old and new tower builders that took a conscious business decision to build and take a chance on turning a profit. We cant do anything about it. Who cares what a scribe and some analysts say. I want to see progress for my city... new architecture and density Downtown.
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Wow. You win the award for most self-absorbed self-entitled SSP member I've seen in a long time.
Where else can I find a place where people circle-jerk about real estate and then say to the people that put hard currency into the market "who cares if you lose your shirt"? If it wasn't for these people, you'd have to find a new hobby.
Gluts are never a good thing. And neither are ingrates
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Originally Posted by RTA
Aww, damn, we do agree on something.
Sorry, BLACK STAR, but your attitude verges on insanity. You are basically asking developers to build you new towers just because you like them, without any regard for economic viability or profitability.
I like towers too, but if they don't make economic sense, then that's all there is to it.
Now, having said that, whether or not these predictions are accurate is another story. Other analysts are more optimistic about the future of downtown (as am I), and I'm reasonably confident that any glut that opens up would be quickly filled within a short time frame.
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You guys have to get off the excess caffeine and relax...—!!!!
Im not asking anyone to do anything!!!!
My attitude has no variance on the Downtown office market.
My point is.... you or I... or the average Joe can’t make a difference how are market evolves or doesn’t. Of course I want a healthy market for our fellow Edmontonians who take the chance of building any new towers downtown. My comment isn’t to lack empathy. No reason to get overly stressed.
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