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Anyone got the Evidence
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Crane Count
- Thread starter Surrealplaces
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Alex_YYC
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It’s definite there, I saw it this morning, but wasn’t able to get a photo. I’ll try and get another one later on today.
Alex_YYC
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Unless there are any errors with the list, we are now at 35 cranes. It wasn't that long ago the list was hovering around 20.
Golfing guy
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Can see 45 in the future too
UrbanWarrior
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I told yall we'll be hitting 40 this year!! 45 definitely possible.
Albertasaurus
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Imperia, Gallery First & Tenth, Lincoln, La Caille and Scotia Place will all be getting cranes this year for sure. Scotia will probably have several. There is a decent chance of cranes being up for Arts Commons, Beltline Block and Cantiro as well by the time the year is up. That's only counting the big projects. Lots of smaller developments might need cranes, and maybe some of the residential conversions as well.
So yes, 45 by year end is very realistic, and I would argue, probable.
So yes, 45 by year end is very realistic, and I would argue, probable.
UrbanWarrior
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MNP centre will require a crane as well, possibly two. Scotia FirePlace will likely have 4. So yeah, I mean, shit, there's an outside chance we end up with 50 this year.
With all of those you mentioned, plus the extras on Scotia and MNP, that's 13 more. And then there's the smaller projects in the suburbs coming up.
With all of those you mentioned, plus the extras on Scotia and MNP, that's 13 more. And then there's the smaller projects in the suburbs coming up.
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AtlanticAvenue
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Crane going up at what I believe is Block 22 in UD
Crane count now at 36.
MichaelS
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Crane at The Quarters has come down today.
UrbanWarrior
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Thought this was a cool angle.
DougB
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RLB Crane Index® North America Q1 2025 - Rider Levett Bucknall
The 2025 first-quarter crane count holds steady, reflecting the market’s overall hesitation to move forward with major construction projects due to economic uncertainty. Interest rates have declined, and the rate of construction cost increases has slowed since the previous issue. Cities like New...
www.rlb.com
Surprised at how low NY's numbers are.
UrbanWarrior
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1 of Calgary's cranes is cultural (Glenbow) and I feel like the one at SAIT would be considered "Sports"?