IanO
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Stevey_G
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We need to boost those numbers. Those are ROOKIE numbers.
IanO
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'WE' were hoping to be at 20,000 by 2020...
IanO
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The Alberta Hotel and Lodging Assoc. has a new report out and while Edmonton has some positive RevPAR growth, it also highlights why we are not seeing new properties of a certain type/location (ie. upmarket/Downtown) enter the market given the gap between comparable cities.
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www.ahla.ca
All from/read more:
Alberta Accommodation Outlook
The AHLA’s 2023-2024 Alberta Accommodation Outlook is produced with the support of Travel Alberta and includes valuable industry information that helps you make informed investment and marketing decisions. This year the Accommodation Outlook was presented by CBRE at Ascend.
www.ahla.ca
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BASE
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Didn’t realize Ellerslie Rugby was shutting down. This is a pretty sizeable chunk of land for sale.
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Bradyn Arth on LinkedIn: #yegland #yegdevelopment
On behalf of Marcus & Millichap, my colleagues and I are excited to formally announce For Sale, the Ellerslie Rugby Park Development Lands located in SW…
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IanO
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Sadly, but inevitably and yes, a huge redevelopment site.
EdmTrekker
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How far is that from a future LRT stop? This site could house thousands of people in towers.
IanO
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Oilers99
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there will be a component of single family in this parcel.
EdmTrekker
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I doubt it - this is a big parcel of land and could house thousands of people rather than 100.
kcantor
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those will likely be a mix of low (single family) - medium density per the existing approved nsp…
Oilers99
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a large swmf (pond) too.
EdmTrekker
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That report is almost 25 years old. I imagine the developer that purchases the site will submit an application to revise if they feel the economics warrant it.
Greenspace
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Average 1 bed in Calgary is $1629/month while Edmonton is $1073/month.
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September 2023 Rentals.ca Report
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BASE
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Alberta is calling.
I understand why Edmonton is below most of those places on the list but not sure I follow why it would be cheaper than Winnipeg. Edmonton is larger and has seen faster population growth recently. That one I'm not sure makes sense to me.
I understand why Edmonton is below most of those places on the list but not sure I follow why it would be cheaper than Winnipeg. Edmonton is larger and has seen faster population growth recently. That one I'm not sure makes sense to me.
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