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I'm surprised at how fast the sale went through, considering the anchor tenant is leaving. Maybe the buyers already have a tenant in mind, maybe the price was very low? I would say from a long term viewpoint, the campus buildings still have some potential. QP continues to build up with business...

Yep. The one for the other direction is right across the street.

Which article?

Good news for population nerds. Sounds like Calgary's civic census will be back in action starting 2027, and will run every two years.

I have been boycotting them for years, basically ever since Exxon forced the campus move. At the time I realized they were nothing more than an extension of Exxon. Same for Shell, they aren't any better. I usually try and use Petro Canada or Centex.

It's too bad it'll be a dirt lot for a while.

Back in the day, the 'downtown' area for cities was more about jobs than residents. It was the place people took the bus to go to work and the place people did their shopping. These days it's much more of a mix, and defining what is a downtown is a bit trickier.

Renders from the architect's site. Looks good, especially with two way traffic on 4th ave. and on 6th street also. Larger res Larger res Larger res

Houses are demolished, hopefully we’ll see some construction soon.

Areas not including what the riding map shows or the East Village map shows. There are still some densely populated blocks. The Downtown area as defined by Statscan would have had the Riding's 54K and EV's 4K, already adding up to 58K On top of that there are the areas marked in green that...

Maybe that's it. Maybe it's also part of a larger strategic plan involving Korean Air and Air France?

I suspect that's the case. For inner city communities there has been a noticeable rise in missing middle housing and I believe it could be related to the blanket zoning but not sure if the numbers would be high enough to push the overall numbers that high.

Two words sum up this season: Gavin McKenna

Nice catch @ByeByeBaby If that one riding is already at 54K in July 2024, then Calgary's downtown core should be well over 60K come census time. Adding in Chinatown, Vic park portion of the Beltline, plus the portion of Mission, would already put the downtown at over 60K, even back in July 2024...

A lot of new American destinations which seems odd considering travel is down to the US. Must be some kind of mistake.

When it was at 36 I was thinking we might have a shot at getting back to 40.