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Saskatoon office real estate: A tale of two markets

Saskatoon office real estate: A tale of two markets

Saskatoon's downtown and suburban office markets present diverging prospects
Tech offices revive Winnipeg’s emerging Exchange District

Tech offices revive Winnipeg’s emerging Exchange District

Tech jobs have grown 40 per cent in Manitoba's capital city, driving office market demand
Winnipeg seeks new industrial projects

Winnipeg seeks new industrial projects

Without new development, the Manitoba capital's economy could be stunted
Wrecking ball to free up development space in Winnipeg's downtown

Wrecking ball to free up development space in Winnipeg's downtown

A 2.5-acre parcel in the city's Exchange District will soon be vacant for redevelopment
Industrial investment gears up in Winnipeg

Industrial investment gears up in Winnipeg

“This is the best the industrial market has been in Winnipeg in 50 years,” says president and CEO of Cushman & Wakefield
Saskatoon seniors complex stunted by home sales slump

Saskatoon seniors complex stunted by home sales slump

A $63.5-million senior residence is facing low occupancy as a victim of "bad timing"
Saskatoon's "Golden Mile" retail corridor close to capacity

Saskatoon's "Golden Mile" retail corridor close to capacity

There is less than 37,000 square feet of vacancy on the city’s “golden mile” and rates are staying steady about $29.89 per square foot
Old Winnipeg building gets ice-blasted into the 21st century

Old Winnipeg building gets ice-blasted into the 21st century

The 114-year-old industrial building took high-powered blasts of ice pellets to remove "about 80 layers of paint"
Regina office landlords sweeten tenant deals even as vacancy dips

Regina office landlords sweeten tenant deals even as vacancy dips

It's a good time to be an office tenant in downtown Regina, according to a new report by Colliers International
Saskatoon seeks grocer for downtown

Saskatoon seeks grocer for downtown

"Without a grocery store, fewer people are going to choose to live downtown," worries Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority