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Originally Posted by Crisis
What I find interesting is that there wasn't a lack of office space or seemingly huge demand for new downtown office space when the construction of the River Landing office towers took place in Saskatoon. Yet when the office towers were built, they filled very quickly, as tenants were motivated by what was termed "flight to quality", as the new digs were substantially nicer than the existing offerings in downtown Saskatoon.
Now the situation is somewhat different in Regina with Harvard's offering of (generally) modern office space. However, one still wonders if a developer was to take the "If we build it, they will come" attitude, would the same "flight to quality" occur in Regina?
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Didn't the Govt of Sask force Nutrien(Potash Corp) to keep the head office in Saskatoon and thus resulting in that being built? It would be nice if Regina had a scenario with a company like that but no chance.
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