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Old Posted Nov 5, 2019, 3:14 AM
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Originally Posted by borkborkbork View Post
do you think the glut of class B/C space downtown created by TNS will start to pull some businesses currently in suburban office parks downtown by making downtown office space more affordable relative to the suburbs?

or do are those businesses largely located where they are because the staff prefer to be in the burbs/dont want to deal with parking/etc?
It should also be noted that out of major Canadian cities, Winnipeg has the highest percentage of it's office space located in the downtown area. The whole "all our offices are going to the suburbs!" narrative doesn't jive with the data - check out office space statistics by CBRE for the data. The city produces a graph on this data on page 2-12 of this document.
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