ByeByeBaby
Active Member
The website calls it an 'investment focused residence' and 'Calgary's best real estate investment opportunity'.
The floorplates are interesting; very few units sold (or conditionally sold).
The retail floor plate is interesting:
The CRUs on the east side are fairly standard units around 2000 sq ft; there's tons of businesses that are around that size; personal services, medical, larger fast food/coffee, smaller restaurant. The little ones on the west side are around 500sq ft; that's okay for like a takeout-focused fast food (pizza, juice), or maybe a small salon or drycleaner or something. But then there's a big CRU that I clock at around 12,000 sq ft. That's too small for grocery (the Mission Safeway is twice the size), or any big-box; even something like a Mark's is typically 20K. But it's too big for restaurants, for banks, for most uses. There's no reason I can think of to not have a similar layout to the right and have a bunch of standard sized units; makes me wonder of there's a specific tenant in mind. (Shopper's?)
The floorplates are interesting; very few units sold (or conditionally sold).
The retail floor plate is interesting:
The CRUs on the east side are fairly standard units around 2000 sq ft; there's tons of businesses that are around that size; personal services, medical, larger fast food/coffee, smaller restaurant. The little ones on the west side are around 500sq ft; that's okay for like a takeout-focused fast food (pizza, juice), or maybe a small salon or drycleaner or something. But then there's a big CRU that I clock at around 12,000 sq ft. That's too small for grocery (the Mission Safeway is twice the size), or any big-box; even something like a Mark's is typically 20K. But it's too big for restaurants, for banks, for most uses. There's no reason I can think of to not have a similar layout to the right and have a bunch of standard sized units; makes me wonder of there's a specific tenant in mind. (Shopper's?)
