A surge in multi-family and commercial projects has signalled a healthy start to the city’s construction year.
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A surge in multi-family and commercial projects has signalled a healthy start to the city’s construction year.
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CALGARY — Calgary’s commercial real estate investment market once again witnessed significant investment activity in the first half of 2013.
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CALGARY — Calgary is the top commercial real estate performer in the country when it comes to annual returns, according to a new report.
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CALGARY — Calgary’s commercial real estate market was the best performing one in 2012 among 32 cities analyzed in a report by the Investment Property Databank.
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In a recent poll, 42 per cent of CREW readers said they were considering adding U.S. commercial real estate to their portfolio in 2013, a number that could rise following yesterday’s announcement that a Canada-based firm has entered Silicon Valley.
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Perhaps it sounds like a broken record at this point: Economically, Canada is in a good spot. Just look at the bustling commercial real estate market. A wall of capital is waiting to be placed, and its investors are fighting over core assets in Canada, experts say.
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With no new supply forecasted for 2013, Calgary’s currently continually thriving commercial market might have to look beyond downtown for real estate.
According to a 2013 market outlook by CB Richard Ellis (CBRE), Calgary’s sq. ft. absorption for the end of the year is a forecasted 2.13 million sq. ft. with an expectation of decreasing to 0.04 million sq. ft. in 2013 because of the lack of new product.
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Toronto, December 13, 2012 – As the global economy is plowing through challenges and uncertainties still lingering from the last recession, Canadian commercial real estate investors are optimistic about market conditions, yet somewhat cautious about taking on more risk, according to Colliers International’s 2012 Global Investor Sentiment Survey. Although the Investor Sentiment Index rises to 104.1 points over the five-year time frame, which indicates a positive stance, less than half (45%) of respondents said they are likely or highly likely to move up the risk curve to reap better yields. This risk tolerance level is lower than the one expressed by investors last year when nearly two-thirds (64%) of Canadian investors were willing to take on more risk.
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